An experiment in blending Cards Against Humanity ("a free party game for horrible people") with Twitter ("a free microblogging service for horrible people").
Basically, I take a CAH black card, and use one or more Twitter Trending Topics to act as the white cards. The results can be, well, interesting.
It is running on Twitter as @trendagainst:
https://twitter.com/trendagainst
I might make a 'real' website at some point, but for now this will have to do.
I originally wrote this against Ruby 1.8.7 (because that was what was on Ubuntu 12.04). I've since patched it up to work with 1.9.3 (because that's what's on Ubuntu 14.04).
However, because the Ruby community seems to have no problems with changing integral functionality such as 'require' outright, functions being removed (Date.jd_to_wday disappeared at some point), and changes in third-party modules (the Twitter gem apparently does not believe in a stable API), I find the state of the Ruby community to be terrible for making any sort of guarantees about long-term viability of any software written in it.
It you want to try running it yourself, you'll need to register an application with Twitter in order to get a consumer key and such. When you have those things, create a configuration and name it login.cfg:
<config>
<consumer_key>(your consumer key)</consumer_key>
<consumer_secret>(your consumer secret)</consumer_secret>
<oauth_token>(the posting user's oauth token)</oauth_token>
<oauth_token_secret>(the posting user's token secret)</oauth_token_secret>
</config>
Any posts made by the @trendagainst bot should not be construed to represent my opinions, nor should they be construed to represent the opinions of Cards Against Humanity LLC, Twitter, or any other person or entities living or otherwise.
Basically, please don't sue me.
See the LICENSE file for more details.