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Can someone please explain how "dànké." morphs to "xn--dnk-9ka1c." when you plug it into IE or Firefox?
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M3
Aug 31, 2012, 6:28:23 AM8/31/12
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I suspect this might relate to a simple class of one-dimensional
cellular automata
with two possible values for each cell (0 or 1), and rules depending
on them...
but I don't quite understand how they work.
Of particular interest was how in IE browser the search term "dànké."
placed into the address bar morphs to URL "http://xn--dnk-9ka1c./"
only momentarily but then generates a google search for the term
"dànké." via the below URL.
http://www.google.com/search?q=d%C3%A0nk%C3%A9.&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-Address&ie=&oe=
What processes govern these morphs? Can someone give me a step by step
breakdown?
I was also interested in how just "ànké." converts to the URL "http://
xn--nk-iia2b./" in the address bar, but then does not go on to
generate an "ànké." query like "d"ànké." did. Why might this be?
I am also further interested in how a search for the term "xn--
dnk-9ka1c./"
calls up the below text:
@lV+ 9JQb KB|E tKaw r:b] %ueY g1u. &0y 6U80v DIf8 Lnz~ "d3M 5 ...
mixconnect.com/download/song/id/252941
(9# J2p| D9c[F +Dr/: oY9" F?F Wc,~ fy- '>>2% %Vyw =4'F& EdL0y +i/v xN
%X p ...... ~/)yB *PD1 FlAP4W V{R% 9Mz( hnU/ .l,1 M^&7 NVy& MKdQ[ Dnk~
pq-s 4'6{ ("fc ...... 0p+r+ ))*b j{Sup RYAX Ue+V %lbS VeMW +w5mmF w>_r
Cz+z E:jk1 9kA1c ...
FORMAT : 86 VERSION: 9 HDRBLKS: 15 TYPE :Scan frame SITE ...
cima1.uits.iupui.edu/cima/iumsc_frames/06135/MATRIXA2.030
Aug 22, 2006 – ... .
6GA:O@:HLN@<YA_5R=BF6D)EL9P=K@<FGI=D=K>DNK<ADC=TVLI7. ......
AOC@94CFF>,C;>JB\J6C>VJ=C-G>8I7>@@<9KA1C E9=9<<@AL ...... BF;@OGKK;
5E=4JCMEF=RP\_RIKIMQ<LaeH:7GA9H8OA9SNVk\XN?
Thanks, Martin Musatov
cellular automata
with two possible values for each cell (0 or 1), and rules depending
on them...
but I don't quite understand how they work.
Of particular interest was how in IE browser the search term "dànké."
placed into the address bar morphs to URL "http://xn--dnk-9ka1c./"
only momentarily but then generates a google search for the term
"dànké." via the below URL.
http://www.google.com/search?q=d%C3%A0nk%C3%A9.&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-Address&ie=&oe=
What processes govern these morphs? Can someone give me a step by step
breakdown?
I was also interested in how just "ànké." converts to the URL "http://
xn--nk-iia2b./" in the address bar, but then does not go on to
generate an "ànké." query like "d"ànké." did. Why might this be?
I am also further interested in how a search for the term "xn--
dnk-9ka1c./"
calls up the below text:
@lV+ 9JQb KB|E tKaw r:b] %ueY g1u. &0y 6U80v DIf8 Lnz~ "d3M 5 ...
mixconnect.com/download/song/id/252941
(9# J2p| D9c[F +Dr/: oY9" F?F Wc,~ fy- '>>2% %Vyw =4'F& EdL0y +i/v xN
%X p ...... ~/)yB *PD1 FlAP4W V{R% 9Mz( hnU/ .l,1 M^&7 NVy& MKdQ[ Dnk~
pq-s 4'6{ ("fc ...... 0p+r+ ))*b j{Sup RYAX Ue+V %lbS VeMW +w5mmF w>_r
Cz+z E:jk1 9kA1c ...
FORMAT : 86 VERSION: 9 HDRBLKS: 15 TYPE :Scan frame SITE ...
cima1.uits.iupui.edu/cima/iumsc_frames/06135/MATRIXA2.030
Aug 22, 2006 – ... .
6GA:O@:HLN@<YA_5R=BF6D)EL9P=K@<FGI=D=K>DNK<ADC=TVLI7. ......
AOC@94CFF>,C;>JB\J6C>VJ=C-G>8I7>@@<9KA1C E9=9<<@AL ...... BF;@OGKK;
5E=4JCMEF=RP\_RIKIMQ<LaeH:7GA9H8OA9SNVk\XN?
Thanks, Martin Musatov
Uwe Klein
Aug 31, 2012, 8:07:49 AM8/31/12
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M3 wrote:
> I suspect this might relate to a simple class of one-dimensional
> cellular automata
> with two possible values for each cell (0 or 1), and rules depending
> on them...
> but I don't quite understand how they work.
>
> Of particular interest was how in IE browser the search term "d�nk�."
> I suspect this might relate to a simple class of one-dimensional
> cellular automata
> with two possible values for each cell (0 or 1), and rules depending
> on them...
> but I don't quite understand how they work.
>
> placed into the address bar morphs to URL "http://xn--dnk-9ka1c./"
> only momentarily but then generates a google search for the term
> "d�nk�." via the below URL.
> only momentarily but then generates a google search for the term
>
> http://www.google.com/search?q=d%C3%A0nk%C3%A9.&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-Address&ie=&oe=
>
> What processes govern these morphs? Can someone give me a step by step
> breakdown?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationalized_domain_name
> http://www.google.com/search?q=d%C3%A0nk%C3%A9.&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-Address&ie=&oe=
>
> What processes govern these morphs? Can someone give me a step by step
> breakdown?
Richard B. Gilbert
Aug 31, 2012, 2:38:06 PM8/31/12
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On 8/31/2012 6:28 AM, M3 wrote:
> I suspect this might relate to a simple class of one-dimensional
> cellular automata
> with two possible values for each cell (0 or 1), and rules depending
> on them...
> but I don't quite understand how they work.
>
> Of particular interest was how in IE browser the search term "dànké."
> placed into the address bar morphs to URL "http://xn--dnk-9ka1c./"
> only momentarily but then generates a google search for the term
> "dànké." via the below URL.
>
> http://www.google.com/search?q=d%C3%A0nk%C3%A9.&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-Address&ie=&oe=
>
> What processes govern these morphs? Can someone give me a step by step
> breakdown?
>
> I was also interested in how just "ànké." converts to the URL "http://
> xn--nk-iia2b./" in the address bar, but then does not go on to
> generate an "ànké." query like "d"ànké." did. Why might this be?
If you are using software intended for "English" (British or American)
> I suspect this might relate to a simple class of one-dimensional
> cellular automata
> with two possible values for each cell (0 or 1), and rules depending
> on them...
> but I don't quite understand how they work.
>
> Of particular interest was how in IE browser the search term "dànké."
> placed into the address bar morphs to URL "http://xn--dnk-9ka1c./"
> only momentarily but then generates a google search for the term
> "dànké." via the below URL.
>
> http://www.google.com/search?q=d%C3%A0nk%C3%A9.&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-Address&ie=&oe=
>
> What processes govern these morphs? Can someone give me a step by step
> breakdown?
>
> I was also interested in how just "ànké." converts to the URL "http://
> xn--nk-iia2b./" in the address bar, but then does not go on to
> generate an "ànké." query like "d"ànké." did. Why might this be?
it is almost certainly trying to correct your spelling!
"Artificial Intelligence" has some serious pitfalls!
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Aug 31, 2012, 4:56:09 PM8/31/12
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M3 wrote:> Of particular interest was how in IE browser the search
> term "d�nk�." placed into the address bar morphs to URL
> below URL.
I don't see how this is ntp related?
It doesn't do it for me on firefox 15 win XP.
Then again I may have firefox on this particular PC
configured differently than yours.
Dou you ahve browser and / or search engine options for
Autocomplete enabled? e.g.
Use a prediction service to help complete searches and URLs typed in the address bar
Use a web service to help resolve navigation errors
Provide query predictions in the search box
...
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> term "d�nk�." placed into the address bar morphs to URL
> "http://xn--dnk-9ka1c./" only momentarily but then
> generates a google search for the term "d�nk�." via the
> below URL.
I don't see how this is ntp related?
It doesn't do it for me on firefox 15 win XP.
Then again I may have firefox on this particular PC
configured differently than yours.
Dou you ahve browser and / or search engine options for
Autocomplete enabled? e.g.
Use a prediction service to help complete searches and URLs typed in the address bar
Use a web service to help resolve navigation errors
Provide query predictions in the search box
...
--
E-Mail Sent to this address <Blac...@Anitech-Systems.com>
will be added to the BlackLists.
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