Hi Everybody
I am extremely sorry for the virus story.I myself
did not know that there was a virus lurking in my e-mails.
It was actually a Worm by the name W32/BadTrans@MM
which i just yesterday cleared from my computer.
It was an embeded Worm with an extended .scr
extension.
This particul
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> The beta period for this version will be until January XXX, 2001.
What Mark meant was until: January 25, 2002.
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At 18:34 2001-12-11 +0100, Stefan Persson wrote:
>Hi!
>
>A member of this list, Arjun Aggatwal, sent me a message containing a virus.
>Has anyone else received the same virus?
Yes, but I just deleted it.
Adam
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At 14:51 -0600 2001-12-11, Hohberger, Clive wrote:
>Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express are everybody's favorite virus target.
>That's because its the biggest and most symbolic target around, the World
>Trade Center of E-mail programs. To the hacker community, writing a virus
>for Eudora or fo
James> Are there any? (Besides charts or lists.) Best regards,
Try http://crl.nmsu.edu/~mleisher/lao-test.html. It should look like the
image at http://crl.nmsu.edu/~mleisher/cu/cu-lao.html.
Another option is to write a converter for the Lao Light font encoding at
http://www.laogate.com,
>>Stefan Persson wrote:
> >>
> >> A member of this list, Arjun Aggatwal, sent me a message containing
> >>
> >>a virus. Has anyone else received the same virus?
>
>Michael Everson wrote in reponse:
>Nope. I use a Macintosh.
[Hohberger, Clive] writes:
And this
Michael Everson wrote,
>
> Re: Phaistos, it's been thought that until a second document comes to
> light, there's not much to say.
>
A bilingual would be nice.
> Didn't I say I was going to put Phaistos in the ConScript registry? I forgot.
Cool. Is the BMP PUA big enough for all the ConS
Are there any? (Besides charts or lists.)
Best regards,
James Kass.
Yes!
I took a moment to advise Arjun that his system was infected
with the BADTRANS virus, but he has not yet responded.
Hopefully he is cleaning his system.
There's been a rash of computer viruses rec'd here over the
past few weeks, and Arjun's wasn't the first to purportedly
come from a list
At 20:03 +0100 2001-12-11, Otto Stolz wrote:
>Stefan Persson wrote:
>
>>A member of this list, Arjun Aggatwal, sent me a message containing
>
>>a virus. Has anyone else received the same virus?
Nope. I use a Macintosh.
Cheerily,
--
Michael Everson *** Everson Typography *** http://www.evertype.
Stefan Persson wrote:
> A member of this list, Arjun Aggatwal, sent me a message
> containing a virus.
> Has anyone else received the same virus?
How can we know? How does it manifest itself? Is it an attached file or
something like that?
(I could't resist:-) And does it look like a half conson
At 19:50 +0100 2001-12-11, Stefan Persson wrote:
>And how would you be able to know if character x is a different character
>than character y, or just a glyph variant?
The Phaistos repertoire anyway is pretty small.
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Michael Everson *** Everson Typography *** http://www.evertype.com
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From: "James Kass" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Marco Cimarosti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Unicode List"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: den 11 december 2001 19:18
Subject: Re: A Cretan disk (RE: An Azeri disk)
> I'm curious about the range in the Roadmap reserved for undeciphered
Stefan Persson wrote:
> A member of this list, Arjun Aggatwal, sent me a message containing
> a virus. Has anyone else received the same virus?
Yes, and I sent him/her the letter quoted below.
That letter was not delivered (due to mail quota, if I remeber cor-
rectly), so I wrote to the postma
Isn't "accretion disk" something that forms around a black hole?
At 10:18 -0800 2001-12-11, James Kass wrote:
>A standardized encoding for the symbols might do much to help
>researchers and aficionados in their deciphering attempts. But,
>since nothing is really known for certain about the symbols, there
>would be no way to assign properties to the "character
Hi!
A member of this list, Arjun Aggatwal, sent me a message containing a virus.
Has anyone else received the same virus?
Stefan
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Since the list seems to be a bit slow on substantive issues, may I ask a
few questions for clarification please.
Q1 on unification of abstract characters. If abstract character x is
unified with abstract character y, and the use of abstract character x is
thereby deprecated or discouraged, am
Marco Cimarosti wrote,
>
> Lots of people have solved the mystery:
>
> http://users.otenet.gr/~svoronan/phaistos.htm
>
Exactly.
No endorsement of either the Massey's efforts or Schomburg's
work was intended. The Schomburg link was offered because
of the site's superior graphics (and because t
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