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Samuel_Sturm
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Sep 13, 2016
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VoskIt still works in this context, though. Paralleling Shakespeare's play, @Vosk is asking "Why must ISO be ISO?" The intention here is that he seeks the advantages of ISO, but wishes that it be descended from another line, to not be a Montague if you will. Perhaps if the form of ISO was an American standard, it would not be so difficult to obtain keysets for.
Frogen
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Sep 22, 2016
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Samuel_SturmWherefore is the rough translation of the Swedish "varför", which literally means "why".
Samuel_Sturm
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Sep 22, 2016
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FrogenThe Dutch "waarvoor" and the Old Norse "hvar fyrir" are thought to come from the same root, but roughly mean "which" and "therefore", respectively. Entomology is fascinating, isn't it?
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