iNuclearMaize is (a work in progress) something to improve accessibility... (FIXME)
Think replacing RAM(random access memory) with graphs(edges&nodes) and use that as a foundation for building up systems and subsystems (stacked CPUs+databases?)
The project name is temporary.
FIXME: nothing here yet, we'll go the Rust way soon.
Currently almost(?) everything (all functions, files, text) in this repository are made by me @ActualizeInMaterial and I've dedicated this repository to public domain.
This readme is originally from: https://github.com/davispuh/CLI-Console/blob/master/README.md
All text, documentation, code and files in this repository are in public domain (including this text, README). It means you can copy, modify, distribute and include in your own work/code, even for commercial purposes, all without asking permission.
This kinda explains the why: https://github.com/twolfson/twolfson.com/blob/c59f67c1336be5c5788842539ce8679e54e9845d/articles/unlicense-all-the-things.md
If you're wondering why CC0 might be preferred? Who knows: https://github.com/FailMan3D/shsls-spacecraft/blob/7cff5b4b6405f242749e8787e595d463dbbd67a2/LICENSE.note Also see the previous link(on the why).
I also added CC0 (in the file LICENSE) which should be the same thing(=public domain)! So for those who have a problem with Unlicense, they can pick CC0. Assume this is released under both(or either) - the result is the same: public domain! So pick the one you're confortable with and assume this is released under it. There! Free enough??! ;-) Have fun!
Feel free to improve anything what you see is improvable.
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Also before sending pull request you acknowledge that you own all copyrights or have authorization to dedicate them to public domain.
If you don't want to dedicate code to public domain or if you're not allowed to (eg. you don't own required copyrights) then DON'T send pull request.