Fun with Unicode
˙issnɐ ʇiɐɟ əl inb ʇdiɹɔs ʇiʇəd un ʇiɹɔə ɔuop iɐ,ſ ˙iɔəɔ əɯɯoɔ səɹəʇɔɐɹɐɔ səl ɹəsɹəʌuəɹ ɐ ʇiɐsnɯɐ,s inb ə6ɐd əun nʌ ɹioʌɐ suəiʌnos əɯ əſ sioɯ sənblənb ʎ li
˙əɹəɥʍ ɹəqɯəɯəɹ ʇ,uop i ʎləʇɐunʇɹoɟun 'əɹoɟəq əɹəɥʍəɯos ʇi ʍɐs i ɐəpi ʎɯ ʇ,usɐʍ ʇi ˙əuo siɥʇ puɐʇsɹəpun ll,noʎ əqʎɐɯ ˙ɥɔuəɹɟ ʞɐəds ʇ,uop noʎ ɟi ɥdɐɹ6ɐɹɐd ʇsɐl əɥʇ puɐʇsɹəpun ʇ,upip ʎlqɐqoɹd noʎ
Update:
Here's a script that does Reversing with javascript. ˙ɔʇə 'ʎɟipoɯ 'əsnəɹ 'ʎdoɔ oʇ əəɹɟ ləəɟ 'unɟ əʌɐH
posted by Denis @ 20:21
4 Comments:
t00 /\/\ucH !
le w est a l'envers :p
Oh it's so cool! i want i want!!
A'ight I fixed the w, I'll try to make a webpage that can do this with Javascript.
Ah, this is very cool. I've been working on a similar tool here:
http://ruphus.com/stash/xlit.html
Except my original idea was to use it for inputting text in various languages. (It's currently set to Armenian -- the language chooser isn't working yet).
I think I may have to add your mapping as a "language" ;)
Interestingly, I found another similar tool yesterday:
http://www.lexilogos.com/clavier/multilingue.htm
Cheers,
Pat
(the Blogamundo guy)
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