Today's effort: Aatnos sources on the same page.
NYYRIKKI: Don’t be mean! I hate it when people say “I won’t publish my code because I need to clean it up first”, because that always means it will never get done and never get published. I much prefer ugly dirty uncommented rushed big ball of mud code to no code at all! So bring it on, people! 
In this case it would be even wrong to polish the code first as these are demos. These sources tells a story and give a picture how development was done, they are not a big utility project that should be some day continued by someone... Still it is hard to believe how ugly the development side of the story is compared to very well thought and polished outlook & fast code. During the years I've seen few times some minor parts of code from here and there, but I couldn't believe it was like that all the way.
No, I don't comment my sources either but if I would not use any descriptive labels I would find my self lost after a while. Actually the reason, why I can pick up source from 10 years ago and continue is because I've used to label similar things in similar way so that I already know what routine (about) I should be looking for. As I've not seen so much of your code, maybe "Horse" for you always means same thing. Somehow I don't anyway think so.
Thanks for sharing those! I don't care either if the code is clean or properly commented or structured, for the sake of preservation its better left as is. Beside demos are rarely written as re usable code. The hack they represent is a piece of art in itself ;-)
How cool to share this.
I hope it will help and inspire people to make great stuff.
