On the Subject of Repo Selector

You can’t hide anything from me. Yes, I can see your pineapple there!

On the module you see:

• A display with a question on it
• Two buttons pointing left and right
• A submit button (enter)
• A blinking LED (green or red)

You need to answer two questions in order to solve the module. A strike will be issued on an incorrect answer.

Questions can be either one of the followings:

• Is {module} ultimately disabled by profiles?
• What is the Xth letter/digit of the module that is Yth on the repo sorted by {sorting method}?
• Is {module} a {module type} module?
• How many tutorial videos does {module} have assigned to it?
• How many people have worked on {module}?
• What is the last digit of the {date info} {module} was released on?
• What is the Xth digit of the Steam ID of {module}?
• Does {module} have its source code available?
• What is the Souvenir status of {module}?
• What is the Xth letter of/digit the module that is Yth on the bomb sorted {A–Z/Z–A} (Use the name of the modules to sort them here)

Exclude vanilla modules except for the last question!
When you sort the modules on the bomb, use their names (including the word “The”).

Note: When you have to get the Xth letter or digit of a module, use the module’s name. However if there are no such characters in the module’s name, use its ID!

You can cycle between answers using the arrow keys, and submit the answer using the enter button (bottom-right corner of the display).

Sorting methods can be the following:

• Sort keys (A–Z)
• Sort keys (Z–A)
• Defuser difficulty (trivial - extreme)
• Defuser difficulty (extreme - trivial)
• Expert difficulty (trivial - extreme)
• Expert difficulty (extreme - trivial)
• Publish date (newest to oldest)
• Publish date (oldest to newest)

Note: When sorting the repo (see Mod Selector sorting below), always use the sort keys of the modules (like the repo does) as a secondary sorting method (alphabetical order), unless the sorting method is A–Z or Z–A, in which case use it as the primary sorting method.
Sort key is the name of the module in all caps, without the initial “the” and without the non-alphanumeric characters, with a few exceptions. The repo sorts modules by their sort keys automatically.

Possible module types:

• Regular
• Needy

Possible date informations:

• Year
• Month
• Day

Possible Souvenir statuses (used as answer, only asked for regular modules):

• Unexamined
• Not a candidate
• Considered
• Supported

The Steam ID of a module can be found in the URL of its Steam Workshop page: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id={ID}

You’ll never get a question based on the repo if the LED is red.