Re: A89: For people with non-TI m68k experience?? (linuxTIproject)

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Subject: Re: A89: For people with non-TI m68k experience?? (linuxTIproject)
From: ZeromusMog@aol.com
Date: Tue, 3 Aug 1999 11:51:30 EDT
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In a message dated 7/30/99 7:31:21 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
bwise@labyrinth.net.au writes:

> Ha! You've reversed the hex digits and put equal signs in - a whole heap of
>  emoticons... care to expalin what some of the more abstract ones mean????
>  :}:ţ:
>  Ş:ť:ţ:_:n:ž:~:_:/:^:N:ţ:_:O:O:Ž:^:=:\:<:-:\:MŞ:=:ţ*JĽJ˝
>  J?JKJĘJţJşJ®JíJ›Jşš:Ś::o:^::î:ž:>:^:N::źŞ
>  (I found viewing this text with the terminal font in notepad (or MS Word)
>  most effective).

Very bizarre. I looked at my origional message, and it doesn't look the same. 
^_^ I guess that's your e-mail client (Outlook Express... hrmn) did that, or 
TI's server. But I got my message back just fine and dandy. :)

Anyway, the answer is: that's JASCII. The 'more abstract parts' are hiragana 
characters. :)

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