I think inclusion is the point here.

No, I don't believe Miraculous is anime, but it is a love letter to the magical girl genera.

This is pretty old. I had to use the way back to find it.

http://strangehorizons.com/wordpress/wp-content/themes/strangehorizons/redirect/redirect.php?site=indexpl&Contents=%2F2004%2F20040405%2Fbadger.shtml

I was asked if my instructions I have polished over 2 years were AI.

Now we know who is making these accounts.

It's definitely a blurry line. There are definite yes and definite no answers. Things like Star Wars: Visions don't seem like anime to many Westerners at first glance, but it is wholeheartedly. I said elsewhere in these comments that I agree that Gaming as a community is too broad since it is nonspecific​. I would leave it up to the communities to police their own content, and not step in unless the community appears unmoderated.

To be clear, that was the BEST run, when it wasn't attempting to email the FBI or the fundamental laws of the universe.

That is a realistic measuring stick. While an Avatar (or whatever) community wouldn't belong, content fitting a theme might be allowed. Honestly, unless someone was spamming content, I don't see an issue with it.

It's hard to pin down what anime and moe is 100%, but we pretty much know what you mean. We use anime and Japanese otaku culture to mean what we are saying, but Chinese games and manwah fit too.

What about Western media with anime influence?

Avatar could fit, and RWBY was on Crunchyroll. Madhouse notably has done some Western work.

I think there should be a fair amount of wiggle room because of this gray area. Cartoon network may not fit, but Toonami might.

I have blocked most of that

Truenas is working great for me.

You beat me to it by a mile.

Hahaha!

Joke's on you!

USA doesn't even HAVE a holiday for Easter, much less 4-day weekend holidays.

You are right, I'm just seeing renewed interest.

AR is already being hyped.

FileAppend is to write data to the end of a file.

If your computer name is Alice, then

FileAppend A_ComputerName, "Helloworld.txt"

This changes the text of HelloWorld.Txt to

Hello World.

Alice

Where Helloworld.txt will (probably) be in the same folder as your script.

You are asking about the file name, which would be

FileAppend "asdf", A_Computername . " Helloworld.txt"

Filename:

"Alice Helloworld.txt"

Text:

Hello World

asdf

FileAppend does create a file, so you can just start calling the file and appending to it with the same command:

MyData := "GIGOasdfasdfasdfasdf" MyPath:= "C:\OutputFolder . A_Computername

FileAppend MyData, MyPath, `n

You would either concatenate it or use the format command. That is explained at the beginning of the document. You could assign the filename to a variable.

filename := A_ComputerName. ".txt"

I am on mobile so it is much easier to link to examples. What have you tried?

Aruba isn't bad. The CLI isn't too divergent from Cisco. You don't have the proprietary stuff, though.

Yes, computer name and date are both easily pulled by ahk.

https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v1/Variables.htm

What kind of person shits on another for using a turn signal? My guess is it is someone who forgets to use it frequently.

Reads like an ad for Bamboo 3D printers.