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I'm not sure it passes the 8x8 pixel font test, though.

• sliverstorm 17y ago
  Suddenly another interesting thing springs to mind. Punctuation has become all kinds of useful for computers in the shell, in programming, etc. Things like / for folders is intuitive and easy to see. Do many other languages, particularly the better candidates w/ lower letter counts such as Hebrew, have punctuation beyond the period? Edit: good for them, Hebrew does have punctuation.
  • _delirium 17y ago
    Hebrew does, but only really because it imported it from modern European languages recently. Classical Hebrew and the religious Hebrew of the middle ages didn't have much in the way of punctuation, but when it was revived in the 19th century as a living language by European Zionists, it borrowed (adapted versions of) the punctuation common to European languages of the time.
• asnyder 17y ago
  Hmm, I think it does. You can see the aleph-bet in ASCII here: http://www.ascii-codes.net/cp862.html http://www.ascii-codes.net/cp862.html, seems like it fits into 8x8 to me.