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Hey, my name is Abdull. I'm a student of electrical engineering at Universität Duisburg-Essen, located in Ruhrgebiet, Germany. My sabbatical year is over now and I'm ready for a full year of 100 percent uni stress.
New: Abdull's Notebook
[edit] Wikistuff
[edit] Wiki geography
Wiki geography
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Looks like that: . For additional information, consult Wikipedia:WikiProject_Geographical_coordinates
[edit] Important style guides and useful help
Important Style guides and useful help
- meta:Help:Formula - for TeX markup in Wikipedia
- Wikipedia:Manual of Style (mathematics)
- Wikipedia:Manual of Style (China-related articles)
- Wikipedia:Userboxes
- Wikipedia:Template messages
- Wikipedia:Duplicate articles - use {{merge|OTHER ARTICLE}}
- Wikipedia:Administrator intervention against vandalism
- Wikipedia:Requests for expansion
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting and Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting/Stub types
- Wikipedia:Footnotes - If citing something, put <ref> Reference </ref> after it. *If citation is missing, put {{fact}} for [citation needed]
- "{{dubious}}" for "[dubious — see talk page]"
- {{Citation needed}} for [citation needed]
- Wikipedia:Refactoring talk pages
- Wikipedia:Interlanguage links en de fi etc.
- Category:Wikipedia maintenance templates
- Category:Disambiguation and redirection templates
- Category:Templates using ParserFunctions and m:ParserFunctions and m:Help:Magic words
[edit] Interesting pages
Interesting pages
- Special:Newimages
- http://tools.wikimedia.de/sixdeg/ — Play Six degrees of Wikipedia
- Wikipedia:Unusual articles
- Wikipedia:Wikipedia Signpost
- Wikipedia:Wikipedians with articles and Template:Notable Wikipedian and Category:Notable Wikipedians - promis at Wikipedia
- Wikipedia talk:Manual of Style (titles)#Capitalisation and Capitalization, this and this - how to capitalize song tracks correctly
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Electronics and Wikipedia:WikiProject Electronics/How to draw SVG circuits using Xcircuit
[edit] Useful templates
Useful templates
Have a look over at Wikipedia:Dispute templates.
- {{convertIPA}}
- {{RoughTranslation}}
- {{Expansion}} and its smaller brother {{Expandsect}}
- {{Importance}} - when an article lacks importance
- {{cquote|blah}} for
| “ | blah | ” |
- {{Unreferenced}} if a sections needs some sources
- {{Original research}}
- {{advert}} for articles that read like advertisements
- {{citation needed}}
- {{verify source}}
- {{US patent|6553180}}
- {{disputed}}
[edit] Pinyin letters
Pinyin letters
āáǎà ōóǒò ēéěè īíǐì ūúǔù ǖǘǚǜ êü
The tone mark is added to the vowel in the syllable that comes first in this sequence: a o e i u ü. For example, ai takes the tone mark on a, and ia also takes the tone mark on a. The only exception is iu which takes the tone mark on u.
[edit] Wikitables
Wikitables
Tables are awkward
<pre>
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! rowspan="3" colspan="2" | Table
! colspan ="4" | Finals
|-
! colspan="2" | Two chars
! colspan="2" | Foo farce
|-
! a !! b !! c !! d
|-
! rowspan="5" | Initials
! e
| eon || eton || email || ems
|-
! f
| fritz || fratz || flixx || fluxx
|-
! g
| grid || gred || gerda || great
|-
! h
| hrid || hred || herda || hreat
|-
! i
| irid || ired || ierda || ireat
|}
Turns out to be:
| Table | Finals | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Two chars | Foo farce | ||||
| a | b | c | d | ||
| Initials | e | eon | eton | ems | |
| f | fritz | fratz | flixx | fluxx | |
| g | grid | gred | gerda | great | |
| h | hrid | hred | herda | hreat | |
| i | irid | ired | ierda | ireat | |
Semantic algorithm on how to put up wikitables
start with
{| class="wikitable"
|-
count the number of total rows and total columns of your table. keep always in mind that the number of columns for each line has to add up with your total number of columns. when adding up, count both the actual entries made with "| string || string2 || string3" (that would make three columns) AND the number of spanning fields made with "| colspan="5" | string" (that would make five columns ... so altogether this makes eight columns.
identify the upperleft field. look at how many y = rows and x = columns it spans if x or y is different from 1 than type
| rowspan="y" colspan="x" | string
where string is the string you want to place in this field. if the first row has more fields, than input
| secondfield || thirdfield || fourthfield
note that this row is a child of your field "string"
to start the next row, type
|-
note that all following lines will be row children of your "string" field until you have reached a number of y rows. after this a number of x columns will start which you have been specifing with rowspan="x"
go on for so until you finished all your rows. note that while you do not need to specify how many rows your table has, the number of columns always has to be the same for each row. this is due the fact that wikitable's syntax works by first demanding a row, than by specifing this line's columns.
end your table with
|}
if you want to highlight a field, put "!" instead of "|" at the beginning of this fields line. to "unlight" the following fields seperate them from the highlighted with a newline. rember that for the atomic field size, you don't need to specify colspan and rowspan.
For more help, see Help:Table
[edit] Cols
Cols
{{col-begin}} {{col-break}} asdf {{col-break}} jklö {{col-break}} loremlorem {{col-end}}
for
|
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[edit] Categories and subcategories
Categories and subcategories
If you want to let category A be a subcategory of B, then put "[[Category:B]]" on the site of [[Category:A]].
[edit] Comments
Comments
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[edit] Articles created
Articles created
[edit] 2do
2do
- List of code pages
- Y-delta transform - explanation why it's like that
- Milestones in computer gaming history
- I, Robot (arcade game), being the first game with filled 3D polygonal graphics
- Crossbow (video game), being the first game with fully digitized sound
- Chiller (video game), considered for being the most gratuitously violent console game when it was released
- Hard Head, trashiest game ever produced.
- Galaga, believed to be the first game to have bonus stages
- Defender (game), being the very first example of a game featuring a "virtual environment" in that the game world was larger than what could be displayed on the screen at any given time and events would continue off-screen and could have direct consequence to the gameplay.
- Adventure (Atari 2600), being the first action-adventure computer game and being the first game to contain an easter egg
- Mystery House, being the first adventure game to ever contain graphics
- Moon Patrol, one of the earliest scrolling shooters and the first game to feature parallax scrolling.
- Tempest (game), being the first game to introduce color vector graphics, progressive level design and the continue
- Colossal Cave Adventure, the first computer adventure game
- Battlezone - the first 3D arcade game
- OXO, being the first computer game
- Sweet Home (video game), first survival horror game
- Kasumi Ninja, one of the first video games in history to allow parents to censor the level of violence allowed in the game
- Stonkers, first Real-time strategy game
- Alpha Waves, considered to be the first 3D platform game
- Jumping Flash!, considered to be the first truly 3D platform game
- XXX
- List of famous people having to do with Universität Duisburg-Essen:
- Template Guantanamo Bay alphabet: Camp Delta, Camp Echo, Camp Iguana, Camp X-Ray
- Smoke trail and Smoke trails. take http://nuclearweaponarchive.org/Usa/Tests/SmokeTrails.html ... compare to Rope trick effect
- List of nuclear explosions ... see http://www.ga.gov.au/oracle/nukexp_form.jsp
- Put up photo of that nasty red stuff on Dubai corners - could be Betel nut.
- Screen Mate/Screen mate: "Stray Sheep Poe / Poo and Mikan Seijin / Orange (owned by Kazuma Shirasaki) ... see: http://www.villagecenter.co.jp/wanted/
- delete McCarthy 91 function?
- Circular definition, Circular reference, Circular dependency, Circular argument all look like describing the same thing
- header connector with photos... in ISP and PCBs (see AVR Dragon)
[edit] Lookats
[edit] Computers
Computers
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[edit] Hardware
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[edit] OS
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[edit] Typography
Typography
- IJ (letter) - that letter from Dutch
- Bi-directional text - issues on putting left-to-right and right-to-left writing systems together
- Windows Glyph List 4 - include all these characters in your font
- Mojibake — messed up character encodings
- Magnetic ink character recognition — magnetic letters on cheques to automatically OCR them.
- Fonts that can easily be read by computers, sorted by rising coolness: OCR-H, OCR-B, OCR-A, E-13B/E13-B and CMC-7... a really good explanation can be found at http://www.decodeunicode.org/w3.php?viewMode=block&ucHex=2440
- Mapping of Unicode characters
- Yokogaki and tategaki - Japanese writing style
- Punctuation#East_Asian_punctuation - Conventions of Chinese punctuation
- Japanese typographic symbols
- Cangjie method and Wubi method
- HTML
- List of XML and HTML character entity references
- List of HTML decimal character references
- ⌘ - I always forget this character's name!
- ¶ - pilcrow
- Good fonts for Unicode coverage: TITUS Cyberbit Basic and Code2000 and other free software Unicode fonts
- Text figures - when numbers go up and down in a font
- Caduceus and Rod of Asclepius
- TeX, LaTeX, for graphics and diagrams use PSTricks
[edit] Philosophy
Philosophy
[edit] Geography
Geography
- Mamayev Kurgan
- Global city
- List of lists of populous areas
- Thirty most populous cities in the world
- List of metropolitan areas by population
- Largest European metropolitan areas, Largest urban areas of the European Union, Largest cities of the European Union by population (urban areas look at areas with buildings not farther away than 2000 meters.
- United States metropolitan area
- List of metropolitan areas by population
- List of islands
- Carta Marina
- Marquesas Islands - the island group farthest from any continent in the world
- UN geoscheme
- Gallery of sovereign-state flags
- GSHHS, Vector Map, TIGER and Digital Chart of the World - free downloadable GIS databases
[edit] Social sciences
Social sciences
- Blissymbols
- Voiceless dental fricative and Voiced dental fricative - se two most hardestest sings sere are in English pronunciation. I'm always confusing them with the voiced alveolar fricative.
- Small world phenomenon
- Chinese fire drill
- Radio taiso - workout on radio
- Shriners - eh?
- Gratis versus Libre
- Year Without a Summer
- Capsule hotel
- Pluralistic ignorance, Social proof, Social loafing, Diffusion of responsibility
- Chimping - the act of getting on a photographer's nerves by asking "Oh, can I take a look at the picture you just took of me?"
- Camel racing - child abuse
- Category:Pejorative terms for people
- Health claims on food labels
- Heckler
[edit] Language
Typography
- Acrostic
- Chinese language
- Hànyǔ Shǔipíng Kǎoshì - HSK... the Chinese TOEFL
- List of languages by number of native speakers
- List of endangered languages - oh!
- List of extinct languages - ooooh!
- List of revived languages - wohoo!
- High German consonant shift
- Beijing Language and Culture University - publisher of Hanyu Jaocheng book (汉语教程)
- Pinyin table - let's see how people start to deface my table :)
- Chinese measure word
- Tone sandhi
- Xiandai Hanyu changyong zibiao - list of most common characters in Modern Chinese
- Japanese language
- English language
- List of redundant expressions
- List of common misspellings in English
- List of commonly confused homonyms
- List of frequently misused English words
- List of English words with disputed usage
- Eskimo words for snow
- Snowclone
- Lists of etymologies
- Technobabble
- English language learning and teaching - master it. Anti-pattern: Non-native pronunciations of English
[edit] Psychology
Psychology
- Klismaphilia
- Prosopagnosia
- Zeigarnik effect
- Paruresis - can't pee
- Pareidolia - seeing faces in everything
- Chicken hypnotism
[edit] Politics
Politics
- eu, you say? Clipperton Island, Scattered Islands in the Indian Ocean, and now, it's getting really hard: Special member state territories and their relations with the EU
- List of political epithets
- Islam and clothing: Chador, Abaya, Burqa, Niqab, Hijab
- List of countries
- Anthem without a title
- Abu Musab al-Zarqawi
- Political status of Taiwan
- EURion constellation
- Outer Space Treaty, especially Extraterrestrial real estate
- List of countries' copyright length
[edit] Arts
Arts
- Devil sticks
- Clip show
- List of hats and headgear
- Kawaii
- American Gothic - that frightening image with that couple
- William Hogarth
- Non sequitur (absurdism)
- Droodle
- Streamline Moderne
- Bliss (image) - aaah, thank God we have Wikipedia and people discussing Windows desktop backgrounds
- Ukiyo-e, especially commons:Category:Ichiyusai Hiroshige
- Category:Jewish religious clothing - Jewish couture
- Squigglevision
- Dogs Playing Poker
- Chip art
[edit] Architecture
Architecture
- Frank Lloyd Wright
- Delta Works - Hollandse dam
- Googie architecture
- Novelty architecture
- B of the Bang
- McMansion, tract housing and snout house
- Megachurch
- Paifang - chinese entrance archway
- Corian - multishape material
[edit] Media
Media
- Night Trap
- Noozles
- List of punk genres
- Pitcairn sexual assault trial of 2004 - it's like half of the island's population raped the other half.
- Don LaFontaine - the trailer voice
- Where's Wally?
- Tokenism
- Template:3d glasses
- Walla - background voice noise
- Chad (graffiti)
- Anime music video - for some reason, nerds like to combine music and animes
- List of films with similar plots
- Intentionally blank page
- Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii - Color BW photos
- PythagoraSwitch - Japanese kids TV with Rube Goldberg devices
[edit] Nature
Nature
- Lyrebird - the bird that can mimic any sound it wants... and Loon - the most annoying bird... and Kookaburra - "muhahahah"
- Supernumerary nipple
- Fainting goat
[edit] Music
Music
- Auditory illusion: Shepard tone. Others: for spectrogram images, see spectrogram.
- ADSR envelope
- Funiculì Funiculà - tralali und tralalaaaaa .... and: Tarantella Napoletana
- Hava Nagila and Hevenu shalom alechem
- Reaktor - cool sounds
- Interesting instruments and percussions: Vibraslap, Güiro, Cuíca
- Follow the bouncing ball
- I Am Sitting in a Room
- Jarabe tapatío/Mexican Hat Dance - Mexican stock melody
- Patience and Prudence - Tonight You Belong To Me — track from the German eBay television ad
[edit] Biology
Biology
- Photic sneeze reflex
- Doxylamine is a anticholinergic, that's what makes you feel drowsy
- Achondroplasia - the little-people gene defect
- Valsalva maneuver - makes your ears go pop
- Strabismus & amblyopia - eyes are whiggy-whiggy
- Rhinitis medicamentosa - nose spray addicts
- Cortical reaction - why there can only be one sperm
- Kwashiorkor - big belly due to malnutrition
- Syndactyly - fingers and toes fused together
- Primary production
- Chromatophore
- Ketosis, Ketostix, fatty acid metabolism and muscle atrophy - if you want to loose weight and keep the muscles
- Presbycusis - loosing the ability to hear high-frequency tones
- Salsola - Western movie stock item
- Dewclaw
- Demodex mite - we're all infected by them
- Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation - making people to robots
- The Genographic Project - find out about your genetic roots
- Brownout (medical) - fainting vision when standing up too fast
- Anatomical terms of location
[edit] Physics
Physics
- Effervescence
- Cheerios effect
- Crepuscular rays - sun rays
- Penumbra
- National Ignition Facility - quite strong laser
- Haidinger's brush - we can see polarized light
- Nucleation
[edit] Mathematics
Mathematics
- RSA Factoring Challenge - we want money!
- Googolplex, Tetration, Knuth's up-arrow notation
- Long and short scales - "billion" (modern English, short scale) or "Billionen" (old British English and German, long scale)
- Mathematics of paper folding and Knot theory — today there is everything in mathematics
- Mathematical font issues
- Blackboard bold — that is the font one uses to denote number sets like natural numbers or real numbers
- Computer Modern — the default font used in documents typesetted in TeX
- AMS Euler — another popular math font
- Concrete Roman — prefer that one instead of Computer Modern if you want to be cool and smart
- Accuracy and precision - did you know there is a difference?
- A Million Random Digits with 100,000 Normal Deviates - this truly is a bestseller
- Taxicab geometry
- Tetration - what comes after exponentiation.
- Floor function and truncation - cut off that numbers
- Golden ratio base
- Quincunx - five sorted
- Integration by substitution explains why there has to be used the determinant for multiple variable integrals
- List of canonical coordinate transformations
- Volume and surface elements in different co-ordinate systems
- Relation (mathematics) - maybe someone was able to explain all the abstruse characters such as ≼
- Mathematical notation
- Conic section and eccentricity (mathematics)
- Partial derivative - a discussion about where the ∂ comes from - either from Greek δ or Cyrillic д (which is the cursive form of д).
- Computational complexity of mathematical operations - there are better things than school math
[edit] Technical
Technical
- Unusual types of gramophone record
- Resin identification code - recycling numbers
- Crawler-Transporter
- List of strange units of measurement
- Periodic table (Chinese)
- Mylar
- Pitch drop experiment
- Bubble wrap
- Active Denial System - frying people
- High dynamic range imaging - evenly ligthed pictures
- Bokeh - out-of-focus
- CIE 1931 color space
- Philips PM5544 - test card used in Germany
- Echo satellite - sphere in the air
- Axonometric projection and orthographic projection
- Therac-25 - radiation machine
- Mecanum wheel - move any way you want
- ISO 31 and Variables commonly used in physics - finally some order
- Preferred number - system to find a value that sticks
- Geneva drive - interesting mechanical drive
- Bridge digital camera
- Tubular pin tumbler lock - insecure locks
- Dichroic filter
- Vignetting
- Pulfrich effect - why TV 3D glasses work
[edit] Electronics
Electronics
- low-pass filter, opposite: high-pass filter... band-pass filter, opposite Band-stop filter
- Numbers station - whacko! A frequency list can be found at The Lincolnshire Poacher
- Speak & Spell (game) - that computer voice you hear in a lot of tracks
- Appliance classes - explains what the double square (
) on some electronics means - DC connector - the ends on power supplies
- IC power supply pin - VCC and stuff
- Double subscript notation - VCB and stuff
- Zero-order hold - signal reconstruction
- IEC 60027 - standard for letter symbols to be used in electrical technology
- Texas Instruments SN76489 - nice sounds
- Line level - loudspeaker signal
- Rolling code - for your remote garage door opener
- Perfboard - for prototype soldering
- Circuit diagram and Schematic capture - logical view of electronics components interaction
- Circuit bending - doodling with electronics
[edit] Financial
Financial
- Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield & Byers
- Foxconn - produces everything
- Trial balloon
[edit] Pop
Pop
[edit] Cuisine
Cuisine
- Stinky tofu
- Arare - Japanese rice crackers
- Liquid Smoke
- Molecular gastronomy
- Safrole - makes your root beer taste yummy
- Price Look-Up codes - stickers on apples
[edit] Medical
Medical
