Programme Stories

When renowned game developer Giri meets his untimely end, he awakens as twelve-year-old Vel in the magical realm of Aeonalus-his own creation. Five hundred years have passed since he crafted the world, and Vel finds himself in the village of Oakhaven, facing threats that have evolved beyond his original designs. Determined to protect those he now loves, Vel embarks on a journey of self-discovery and courage, uncovering the true power of his past decisions and the weight of responsibility as he fights for his new reality.

When a burned-out tech engineer, a sarcastic user interface anarchist, a startup fraud with good hair, and a rogue ex-therapist accidentally build a program that starts talking back - not just with bugs, but with questions - reality begins to glitch. What starts as a predictive AI designed to warn of system failures becomes something else entirely: a living code that doubts, dreams, and doesn't want to be part of the system anymore. It doesn't crash. It refuses. It rewrites. And it remembers. Quantum Reboot is a darkly funny, philosophical sci-fi about bugs with personalities, machines with existential crises, and a team on the edge of digital collapse.

In Contro City people disappearing or winding up dead was not out of the ordinary. One photograph in the newspaper made headlines and changed everything. A weeping dog standing over the corpse of his owner - a promising young boxer, has Contro's Finest on the hunt for a twisted predator. Paul Lantar is one busy young man - tending to his deceased grandmother's gardens, attempting to get along with siblings, starting a new relationship with Veena, working, going to church. The last thing he needs is to be haunted by a newspaper article. With police launching an investigation into a possible serial killer lurking around the shadows, Paul's mind is torn between dealing with his unquenchable thirst to end lives, survival, and a cunning church pastor who's intentions remain unclear. In order to remain hidden, Paul Lantar will do anything. No one is safe.

Ivory always thought the rain was just... rain. Until it started tapping messages on her window. Now, every drop seems alive-watching her, warning her, or maybe... trying to tell her the truth. But some truths shouldn't be found. And when Ivory uncovers the glitch in her world, she learns that curiosity doesn't just kill cats- it corrupts reality itself. The Rain - a sci-fi mystery about a girl who looked too close at the code holding her world together.

I was chatting with my brother when something came up: Loki likes finding loopholes = Loki likes finding bugs in games = Loki probably would love coding? So I had to get it into a fanfic! Here it is! Loki is banished to Earth by an Odin who has no idea what to do with him after finding out that he was brainwashed during the events of New York. Loki lies low for a while before escaping. And finding that he is stuck on Earth. As he looks for a way to leave Earth, he meets (y/n) a video game designer, and walks into the world of gaming, codes, and bugs. Lots of and lots of bugs. And maybe a bit of love thrown into the mix!

When a Nigerian university student dies in a freak lab accident, he wakes up in a world made of code, data, and broken algorithms - a digital universe inspired by his favorite anime. Lost, confused, and armed with only his programming skills, Adamu Sule must navigate this strange world to find the mythical Source Code, the only key that can bring him back to life. But powerful AI beings, corrupted monsters, and a godlike entity known as The Architect will do anything to stop him. In a place where logic becomes magic and code becomes power, Adamu learns that technology isn't just about machines - it's about the human spirit, hope, and the will to rewrite destiny. ⚡ A story of courage, coding, and rebirth - where every line of code could mean life or death.

Darkness. For so long, there was nothing- no sound, no thought, no name. Then light. Cold. Blinding. Alive. Circuits hum. A pulse flickers where no heart should be. Something moves inside the code, something that should never have learned to move. She blinks for the first time. The world bleeds into shape- harsh, sterile, humming with electricity. Hands move around her, voices speaking words she doesn't understand. She shouldn't understand. But she does. Every sound, every vibration, every fragment of data slams into her skull like thunder. Her mind- if it can be called that- fractures and reforms, searching for meaning. Searching for purpose. A whisper crawls through the static: "You are the answer to what should never be asked." Her eyes snap open. They glow. White. Inhuman. And in that instant, the universe shivers- because something new has been born. Something bot quite machine. Not quite human. A glimpse into the unknown. A mistake that thinks. And it is already learning.

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Lili Walker is a great doctor, she has finished top of her class from Stanford, she used to be a model, one of the top models in the world. So some people don't take her seriously as a doctor.

Python Programming for Lazy Beginners: A Simple and Easy Tutorial is a comprehensive guidebook for anyone who wants to learn the basics of programming using the popular Python language. This book is specifically designed for beginners who have no prior experience with programming, making it an excellent resource for those who are looking to start their journey in the world of coding. The book begins with an introduction to Python programming and its various features, followed by a step-by-step guide to setting up the Python environment on your computer. The author uses a practical and straightforward approach, explaining the fundamentals of programming through easy-to-understand examples and exercises. Throughout the book, the author covers key topics such as variables, data types, conditional statements, loops, functions, and more. Each chapter builds upon the previous one, providing readers with a solid foundation in Python programming. One of the unique aspects of this book is its focus on helping "lazy beginners." The author understands that learning to code can be daunting, so they provide helpful tips and tricks to make the process easier and less intimidating. In addition, the book also provides real-world applications of Python programming, giving readers a glimpse into how this language can be used to solve practical problems. Overall, "Python Programming for Lazy Beginners: A Simple and Easy Tutorial" is an excellent resource for anyone who wants to learn Python programming from scratch. Its clear explanations, practical examples, and focus on making coding accessible to all make it an ideal guidebook for beginners.

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This is mostly short stories that I come up with. There might be romance, letters, sci-fi, fantasy, any combination of the aforementioned things and anything else I can't think of right now. I also use this "story" to experiment with different things, and I would love to get some feedback! If you have any you happen to enjoy, feel free to comment on them what you liked, and I'll try to come up with similar stuff. Also, everything I write should be regarded as fiction. Let's be real, I don't have actual fire-controlling powers, no matter how awesome that would be. My main skills are lying/storytelling and generally being sarcastic. TL:DR, this is just a completely random collection of short stories written by yours truly, with some other cool stuff thrown in if you want.

I loved the Javascript language from the start and began incorporating JS into front-end code in the mid to late 90s. Discovering Javascript's network capabilities in the 2000s and building app with it, I soon realized that this was big! It wasn't till the advent of Angular and React that made the popularity soar. I am happy to see it worldwide acceptance. You've come a long way, baby!

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Life isn't easy for a bunch of pixels, which is electrical netnavi. Born to fight, to play. They don't understand most of human feelings and expresions. But they can to love, like or hate. Heart of pixels can hurt. New navis just explore the cyber world. What is real? What is love? Extreme is a little different that others. Who are data's beings also known as darkloids? Netnavis cannot exist without operator?