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on half bakery, lets call it something too....post your ideas here!!! œ b, or ¹baked²
strike back at those 37337 /.'ing 13a$t3r|]$
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We've got Bakery/2, but that's still a bit long. B/2? |
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...or not B/2. That's the question... |
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'Slashdot' came from the punctuation '/.'. I like '.5bakery', and typing a whole eight characters doesn't bother me... |
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3 chars, seperate fingers, quick, simple, stupid. confusing? |
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What about making it "oneslashtwobaked" and for extra pizzaz you could caps every other letter and stand on your head while typing! |
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H/B - simple and effective. |
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Shouldn't this idea be re-named "Standardized Halfbakery
Abbreviation"?| — | Jim,
Sep 20 2001, last modified Sep 21 2001 |
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The best symbol would be the IPA code for a "rounded back open vowel", in Unicode LATIN SMALL LETTER TURNED ALPHA, number 0x0252, which has the form of the bottom half of the letter B. |
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Of course, a thin letter E or thin number 3 would each resemble half of a B, sliced vertically. |
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Wow, recommending unicode characters is dull. |
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We could just assign one of the private use code points to be the Halfbakery Symbol, and use it wherever appropriate. (There's no need to actually design a glyph for it.) |
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There's a bakery near where I live which has an awning which is slowly losing its letters. The B and A are gone and the K is looking tattered. So it's nearly a half bakery. Soon, soon... |
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