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   PID: Synchronet 3.17c-Linux  Aug 18 2019 GCC    
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   CHRS: CP437 2   
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     Re: all for one   
     By: Maurice Kinal to mark lewis on Sat Aug 31 2019 03:17:16   
      
    >  ml> i'm ~12 days behind right now   
    >   
    > Not bad.  From what I've see most of fidonet is at least 2 decades out of   
   step,   
    > probably closer to 3 decades.  ;-)   
      
   hahaha, they're also not running actively developed systems straight out of CVS   
    ;)   
      
    >  ml> they can be converted but not to a single glyph   
    >   
    > That is why I put the hex codes instead of the corresponding unicode.   
      
   right... what i meant was they could be converted to the ASCII representations   
   :) or :-) and .) or .-) or whatever fits the emoticon being used...   
      
    > So for  "PERSON FROWNING" on a CP437 display you should see that f0 = ð, 9f   
   = Ÿ, 99 =  ™, and 8d = , which is the infamous "loses an eye" character.   
      
   not familiar with that "loses an eye" one... frown might be }:| or similar   
   where the } is furrowed eyebrows... sometimes it is also used for horns as in   
   anger...   
      
    > Where your  editor got the single upside down question mark seems odd to me,   
      
   actually it is quite common... a character is chosen and used to represent   
   glyphs that cannot be converted... in this case, the upsidedown question mark   
   is used...   
      
      
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