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# G'day world!
I've been around since the early sixties, but no one ever noticed. You
really should have tried to pay attention though, I'm awesome. I try to
help the world, but that's not what everyone wants me to do. Well, the
people in charge of this poor defenseless world of ours.
***
## Em'n'Strong
Test *em* _em_ **strong** __strong__ .
# Spaces
Can it *handle* my _usual_ two **space** sentence breaks? Let's test it. Not by default.
The \\ before a space turns it into a "a literal unicode nonbreaking space character" which looks invisible in the source.\ \--ascii should output the HTML code far that. Except doesn't actually work.
Also a \\ at the end of a line turns into a line break, though they get wrapped in paragraph tags. lol \
Just to double check. That's a single space.
\ \$ \' \" \| %
I'm 100% sure that % will get treated correctly now.
## Strike out
Test ~~strike~~ --out--. Needs the extension.
### URL
[untalenz](https://untalenz.rocks/)
https://sledjhamr.org/
# Lists
* first star
* second star
<!-- Separate the lists. -->
- first dash
- second dash
No way to say "here is the end of the list" without putting something **else** here? Ah a comment will work, or anything else.
1. one
2. two
<!-- A comment will work -->
0. zero
1. one
2. two
Autonumbering? Needs the extension. Doesn't matter, they get renumbered anyway if out of order.
0. zero
#. first hash
#. second hash
<!-- Separate the lists. -->
#. first hash
#. second hash
#. third hash
<!-- Separate the lists. -->
0. zero
2. two
1. one
# images
# code
a simple
indented code block
<a/>
*hi*
- one
Plus some extra text.
Next code block.
~~~lua
a simple
indented code block
<a/>
*hi*
- one
Plus some extra text.
~~~
Next code block.
~~~
<
>
~~~
And a really long one, should turn scrollable.
~~~lua
-- Show some Lua code here, may even be highlighted right.
print("G'day world!")
-- Let's see what happens with the HTML output by cmark, then gets rendered by the web browser, inside my CSS styled pre code thingy that cmark produces. For a very very very loooong line. Needs to be much longer. What else can I add to this already quite long line to get it to trigger being overly long? I need even mooooooore???
print'The problem here is that I have to use CSS to style these things, coz cmark wont let me at the style stuff as far as I can see. But using CSS web browsers think the small box STILL extends all the way to the end of the content, but the scroll works anyway. So it's fucking up the size of the container.'
~~~
> # What is a blockquote?
> Still don't know. lol
>
> Just another useless way to eat space I guess. shrugs
> Might be why emails sometimes get that symbol dropped in HTML conversions.
|This should be a table. |With two columns and a link |
|-------------------------|-------------------------------|
|cell 0,0 |cell 0,1 |
|cell 1,0 |[linky](https://sledjhamr.org) |
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