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- A clock made with using time quotes from literature
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# literature clock is a clock using time quotes from the literature. ## Supported languages - English, completeness - 99%, (1432 out of 1440 quotes). - Portuguese, completeness - 0%, (1 out of 1440 quotes). - Russian, completeness - 58%, (831 out of 1440 quotes). ## Usage ### Command-line console The shell script `litclock` shows a quote for a current time: > $ date > > Tue Dec 27 09:45:57 AM MSK 2022 > > $ litclock > > "Первое, что бросилось нам в глаза, когда мы вошли в комнату Николауса, > были стенные часы. Они показывали **без четверти десять**. > Возможно ли, что ему оставалось так мало жить? Сердце у меня сжалось." > -- 'Таинственный незнакомец', Марк Твен ### Web The working site at https://bronevichok.ru/clock/. ### Video The Youtube [playlist][youtube] contains autogenerated videos with quotes. These videos are suitable for showing literature clock on a wall using video projectors. ## License - English version: CC BY-NC-SA 2.5, [Johannes Enevoldsen](https://jenevoldsen.com/) - Russian and Portuguese versions: CC BY-NC-SA 2.5, [Sergey Bronnikov](https://bronevichok.ru/) [youtube]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agdtDR0ML6w&list=PLJhgYyft6AM3zjhozIq4yWh6bCQchQOrR