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I think I see a way of shaving another byte: instead of "0<x%n&", you should be able to do "x%n&&". Works for me on Chrome. My goal is to shave 2 bytes, so y
by Irfaan 14y ago
I think I see a way of shaving another byte:
instead of "0<x%n&", you should be able to do "x%n&&". Works for me on Chrome.
My goal is to shave 2 bytes, so you can change the key handler back to onkeydown. :P
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- amenghra 14y agoThere are 5 possible collisions: top edge, left edge, right edge, bottom edge and the tail. Your proposal does not cover the top edge.