Talk: Dvorak & ASCII art, domain name
From Ryan Tucker <rtu...@worf.infonet.net>
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· 1 Oct 1994 18:02 · View full thread
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Bob Allison (bob...@wwa.com) wrote: > Ryan Tucker <rtu...@worf.infonet.net> wrote: > > > >Bob Allison (bob...@wwa.com) wrote: > >> I'm puzzled by your use of the word 'decade'. What type of ASCII pic > >> are you talking about? > > > >I think he said "decode"... I think we ALL need vacations. :-) > > > >Take a week off, and let your designated backup moderator handle things. > >It's been a long month :-) > No, it's not that. I type with a dvorak keyboard layout. And it's a > common dvorak mistake to transpose the o and a. My sysadmin just emailed > me pointing out that on my home page I spelled 'cool' as 'caal'. And when > you're trying to cruise at 60 words per minute, well ... Does a Dvorak layout help ASCII art creation? I use the standard QWERTY keyboard on all computers I work on. While I've never seen a Dvorak keyboard, what advantages do they have to the ASCII artist? About the domain names, .com and .org seem to be your only choices.... if you ever plan to sell something on your domain name for profit, go with .com, but if you aren't, go with .org. There's really a fine line there, but I'd go with .com because it leaves room for the future :-) -- Ryan Tucker rtu...@worf.infonet.net Des Moines, Iowa rtu...@ins.infonet.net http://www.infonet.net/showcase/rtucker -=- Uhhh, huh huh, you said .sig. Cool.
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