30 Dec
2001
30 Dec
'01
4:40 a.m.
All right, I've got one for the international users ...
Can anyone fill in or add to any of the international
extensions you sometimes see on URL's ? The ones I'm
aware of ( but still have some blanks in ) so far are ...
.ca - Canada
.ch -
.cn -
.de - Germany
.es - Spain
.fm -
.fr - France
.ge - Georgia, former USSR
.hk - Hong Kong ???
.is - Iceland
.it - Italy
.jp - Japan
.kr - Korea
.nl - Netherlands
.nu -
.pl - Poland ???
.ru - Rumania ???
.se - Sweden
.uk - Great Britain
30 Dec
30 Dec
6:03 a.m.
Ian Koller wrote:
All right, I've got one for the international users ...
Can anyone fill in or add to any of the international
extensions you sometimes see on URL's ? The ones I'm
aware of ( but still have some blanks in ) so far are ...
The definitive list is:
http://www.iana.org/cctld/cctld-whois.htm
6:12 a.m.
see the list at Webopedia at the following URL:
http://www.webopedia.com/quick_ref/topleveldomains/countrycodeA-E.html
sorry about any html that anyone might get thanks to outlook adding it even
though my ClassicCmp mail is set to text.
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-classiccmp(a)classiccmp.org
[mailto:owner-classiccmp@classiccmp.org]On Behalf Of Ian Koller
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2001 9:41 AM
To: classiccmp(a)classiccmp.org
Subject: International Extensions
All right, I've got one for the international users ...
Can anyone fill in or add to any of the international
extensions you sometimes see on URL's ? The ones I'm
aware of ( but still have some blanks in ) so far are ...
.ca - Canada
.ch -
.cn -
.de - Germany
.es - Spain
.fm -
.fr - France
.ge - Georgia, former USSR
.hk - Hong Kong ???
.is - Iceland
.it - Italy
.jp - Japan
.kr - Korea
.nl - Netherlands
.nu -
.pl - Poland ???
.ru - Rumania ???
.se - Sweden
.uk - Great Britain
7:38 a.m.
Ian Koller wrote:
All right, I've got one for the international users ...
Can anyone fill in or add to any of the international
extensions you sometimes see on URL's ? The ones I'm
aware of ( but still have some blanks in ) so far are ...
Google throws up :
http://www1.ics.uci.edu/pub/websoft/wwwstat/country-codes.txt
but see also
http://www1.ics.uci.edu/pub/websoft/wwwstat/domains.pl
A quick glance failed to find 'eu' which I have seen used for
some european organizations, so the list is obviously not definitive
but as the comment in th e.pl file above indicates the names do change.
-- hbp
11:01 a.m.
New subject: On optical SUN mice: Last F/U
Ok, after a few days of trial and error with all sorts of shiny and
glittery Christmas wrappings:
The best way to make a pad for the SUN optical mice is to print the
mousepad.ps file on a transparency, and mount it on one of those semi
rigid aluminum plates such as used for cheapie (Christmas!) food trays.
Mount it UPSIDE DOWN of course, so as not to scratch the print side too
soon. Maybe laminate the whole shebang? Add a print of the pad in the
back so you can quickly copy it again if the first one "scratches out".
Make sure the felts under the mouse are there. Type 4 and type 5 mice,
both work with that contraption.
Now if only there was a pgm to accelerate the movements like in windows
mice...
Fred
9:15 p.m.
New subject: On optical SUN mice: Last F/U
Fred,
How about this? Print your transparency. Get one of the
mousepads with the lift up clear cover. They make them
so you can put your own picture of whatever you like under
the cover. Then instead of a picture you put some aluminum
foil and your printed transparency under the cover? That
way your transparency and foil might last forever and not
ever need to be redone? And if anything happened to the
mousepad part, just toss it and grab another?
Fred deBros wrote:
Ok, after a few days of trial and error with all sorts of shiny and
glittery Christmas wrappings:
The best way to make a pad for the SUN optical mice is to print the
mousepad.ps file on a transparency, and mount it on one of those semi
rigid aluminum plates such as used for cheapie (Christmas!) food trays.
Mount it UPSIDE DOWN of course, so as not to scratch the print side too
soon. Maybe laminate the whole shebang? Add a print of the pad in the
back so you can quickly copy it again if the first one "scratches out".
Make sure the felts under the mouse are there. Type 4 and type 5 mice,
both work with that contraption.
Now if only there was a pgm to accelerate the movements like in windows
mice...
Fred
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