Is it just me, or is anyone else seeing what looks like the mouse pointer of everyone else reading the page, like 1,000 little ants on the screen
not just you, this is what my other comment is about (indirectly)
What every software developer must know about Unicode in 2023
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#12>That gives us a space of about 11 million code points.
About 170,000, or 15%, are currently defined. An additional 11% are reserved for private use. The rest, about 800,000 code points, are not allocated at the moment. They could become characters in the future.
1.1 million?
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#14https://tonsky.me/blog/unicode/overview@2x.png Wow, what abominable mix of decimal and hexadecimal.
Where are the decimal numbers in that image?
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#15I enjoyed how the timeline graphic included Joel's article. Because my first thought was hey, isn't this the same title.
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#16> The rest, about 800,000 code points, are not allocated at the moment. They could become characters in the future.
Why is Tengwar still not in Uniclde officially? What's the problem with it?
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#17The Why is "Å" !== "Å" !== "Å"? section still strikes me as wrong.
The strings are equal even when the representations differ.
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#18> The rest, about 800,000 code points, are not allocated at the moment. They could become characters in the future. Why is Tengwar still not in Uniclde officially? What's the problem with it?
Tengwar is in the Under-ConScript Unicode Registry: https://www.kreativekorp.com/ucsur/>
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#19Is it just me, or is anyone else seeing what looks like the mouse pointer of everyone else reading the page, like 1,000 little ants on the screen
I see nice crisp black text on white background because apparently server melted down