I assume this glyph was created to honor Cleo Huggins, the designer of
Sonata at Adobe, who decades ago created a similar hieroglyph of a
*woman* in front of her computer.
Joe
d in Menlo Park] on December 9, 1968."
See e.g.:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mother_of_All_Demos
https://web.stanford.edu/dept/SUL/library/extra4/sloan/mousesite/dce1968conferenceannouncement.jpg
This event presented the framework for modern computing, including
Unicode and much else.
Joe
e the immediate antecedent of emoji in the
Japanese computer context.
Joe
See, for starters ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdT-oFxc-C0 -- A Chinese
Typewriter in Silicon Valley, Thomas S. Mullaney, Google Tech Talk,
December 5, 2011
http://thechinesetypewriter.wordpress.com/
http://tsmullaney.com/
Zhou
to accept XCCS sourcecode, including
fully multilingual identifiers, strings, and comments ... of course the
Development Environment group showed no interest.
Maybe now the world is ready for "你好世界" ... I don't think I am ...
Joe
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> Fact is, again, that ёлка - "in the wild" - can be written ёлка and елка
Though you need a better dictionary: it's the diminutive of ель (as in
Yel'tsin) meaning "fir tree", and is the 4-letter word for "Christmas tree".
С Рождеством,
Joe
German scholars have traced it back at least to the early Middle Ages:
Email im frühen Mittelalter
von Günther Haseloff
http://books.google.com/books/about/Email_im_frühen_Mittelalter.html?id=H7RJAQAAIAAJ
Jo(k)e
The alias COLLARBONE AS VIEWED THROUGH TOILET PAPER TUBE opens the field of
"Droodles", such as:
SHIP ARRIVING TOO LATE TO SAVE DROWNING WITCH
Joe
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I would say that semantically upside-down-fu would be as distinct and useful -
even in plain text - as the average Enclosed Ideograph, and more so than all
the z-variants of rightside-up-fu ... and probably more useful than the last
many thousand encoded characters.
The problem is not the upsi
disation is surely to define a single and
>unambiguous representation of text.
is well and truly false. Thus, we can all agree on the letters of the Latin
alphabet for English, abc...xyz -- but we cannot all agree on a single and
unambiguous representation of the word "standardization".
istinct
Iff you have examples of two distinguished pe variants occurring within the same
Abkhazian text, then there is a problem.
Joe
handwritten forms do not necessarily reflect
typography. And the typographical preference may have changed since then, it will be
interesting to see what recent samples folks can come up with.
Joe
!
Joe Speroni
Honolulu
?
If so, would anyone know from where a Windows XP font
containing these five characters could be download?
Again sorry for such a simple question when I know more
weighty questions are addressed in this forum.
Aloha,
Joe Speroni
Honolulu
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Microsoft Aims to Double Windows Language Versions
Tue Mar 16, 4:39 PM ET
Reuters to My Yahoo!
By Reed Stevenson
SEATTLE (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp. launched on Tuesday a program to create versions
of Windows and its other programs in little spoken languages such as Amharic, Catalan,
Gujarati
(Hmm, in Russian "mother language" (maternij jazik) means something *verry* different.
Watch your language! ;-)
Joe
Name Mixup Behind Air France Groundings
By ANGELA DOLAND, Associated Press Writer
PARIS - Six cases of mistaken identity were behind the pre-Christmas grounding of six
Air France flights between Paris and Los Angeles over terrorism fears, a police
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> U+0322 RETROFLEX HOOK is an artifact of Unicode.
All characters are artifacts, this one came to Unicode from bibliographic standards,
so that would be where to seek its usage if any.
Joe
RLG COMMENTS ON UNICODE (VERSION DATE: SEPT 11, 1989)
...
c. CEDILLAS AND HOOKS:
Two cedillas
Poetry in motion: text elements rendered on sheep
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_719935.html
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/800101/posts/
Joe
APAR IY26937 does include a Zh_CN.GB18030 locale. Here is a link to the web site where it can be obtained.
http://techsupport.services.ibm.com/server/aix.fdc51 (search for fix for APAR IY26937)
Joe
Jane Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wonder why
that's not the default...).
However, I ran into problems running .cmd or .bat files from that DOS
window. I couldn't find anything about this on the MS web site. Does anyone
know anything about this? Is there anyone out there using this feature?
Thanks,
Joe
approach. Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,
Joe Ross
Any suggestions for Maria?
UTF-8 strings in fly over text work in IE, but we can't get them to work
in Netscape.
Thanks,
Joe
-- Forwarded by Joe Ross/Austin/IBM on 07/25/2001 04:25 PM
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