This repository provides the source code and binaries for a CLI that outputs variable-length DSA & LO7 strings to the console.
The .NET 4.5 framework needs to be installed; however, WINE & Mono are also supported.
Please run the executable from the command line with either dsa or lo7 as the inbound argument.
The DSA strings are the product of human-driven randomisation, i.e. keyboard mashing. This is the product of approximately 4 years of evolution in encrypting and simplifying the following representation of the human condition:
What are you currently up to, my dear friend whom I cherish the existence of? :)
The following table shows the evolution of DSA-generation over the years:
| Sequence | Description |
|---|---|
What are you currently up to? :) |
Original, human-readable text which expresses enthusiasm and interest in your fellow peer. |
what are you doing |
Slightly simplified in terms of grammar & phrasing. Much more casual. |
wot are u doing? |
Incorporating a style bound to the normality of your usual millennial's typing. |
wtounDDSAwotundsa,.msDA |
Early stages of the DSA sequence. The transition between what are you doing and mashing DSA is visible. |
wountSA?D><AS?D><?SAD |
Type-2 sequence, with significant regression in demonstrating cognitive abilities. |
SA?<DAS?<A?DS<>?D?SADD? |
Evident case of null enthusiasm for being alive. |
dsa |
Transcendence into a new dimension. |
The LO7 strings are the result of spiting the usual way of pretending to laugh over text: LOL.
It is an outdated, boring, and asymmetric phrase. By introducing symmetry and novelty, the Yin-Yang LO7 has been
introduced. The string can be rotated without a loss in its readability.
For further expression of laughter, the A character has been introduced, thereby resulting in LOA7.
For extensive vocalisation, the vowels can be elongated: LOOOOOOOOAAAA7. To combine the randomisation of DSA with the
genuine laughter when expressing LOA7, the characters can be randomised: LOOAO7LAO7LOAL7OALO76LAO7.
This is an inside joke with potential for diagnosis.