RE: [OT]Gutenberg (was Re: Hacking the pyramids (Re: Latin w/ diacritics (was Re: benefits of unicode)))

2001-04-20 Thread Giles, Suzanne
Edward Cherlin wrote Two Babbage Difference Engines were built by other companies, with his blessing, but nobody has ever attempted an Analytical Engine to this day. But they did quote from the Science Museum "Analytical Engine Mill by Henry Prevost Babbage, 1910. Babbage bequeathed his

Re: [OT]Gutenberg (was Re: Hacking the pyramids (Re: Latin w/ diacritics (was Re: benefits of unicode)))

2001-04-20 Thread J M Sykes
Two Babbage Difference Engines were built by other companies, with his blessing, but nobody has ever attempted an Analytical Engine to this day. Well, I've seen *something* in the (British) Science Museum, but whether it's complete, or works, I can't remember. It might be truer to say

Hacking the pyramids (Re: Latin w/ diacritics (was Re: benefits of unicode))

2001-04-18 Thread Marco Cimarosti
Peter Constable wrote: In newer software, our custom-encoded font practices are having their true identity revealed. They're hacks. [...] If the quarriers hadn't conformed to the standards established by the architects, the pyramids would never have been built. If Johannes Gutemberg hadn't