jutta's New Writeupshttp://everything2.com/?node=New%20Writeups%20Atom%20Feed&foruser=jutta1999-11-13T10:12:30ZUTF-8 (idea)http://m.everything2.com/user/jutta/writeups/UTF-8juttahttp://m.everything2.com/user/jutta1999-11-13T10:12:30Z1999-11-13T10:12:30Z<p>An <a href="/title/encoding">encoding</a> of <a href="/title/Unicode">Unicode</a> and <a href="/title/ISO+10646">ISO 10646</a> characters as <a href="/title/multibyte">multibyte</a> characters, explained in <a href="/title/RFC">RFC</a> 2044. Is becoming popular in newer <a href="/title/Internet">Internet</a> <a href="/title/standard">standard</a>s because it is a superset of US-<a href="/title/ASCII">ASCII</a>, doesn't contain US-<a href="/title/ASCII">ASCII</a> characters other than as themselves, can represent the full <a href="/title/international">international</a> <a href="/title/character+set">character set</a> range of Unicode, doesn't require <a href="/title/shift">shift</a>s, and allows re-synchronization in the <a href="/title/middle">middle</a> of a <a href="/title/string">string</a>.</p>Dave McKean (person)http://m.everything2.com/user/jutta/writeups/Dave+McKeanjuttahttp://m.everything2.com/user/jutta1999-11-13T10:12:29Z1999-11-13T10:12:29Z<p><a href="/title/Graphic">Graphic</a> <a href="/title/Artist">Artist</a>, often works by
combining faded photographs or
photorealistic paintings,
scrawled drawings, typographical
elements into dream-like <a href="/title/assemblage">assemblage</a>s. Has worked on many <a href="/title/comic+book">comic book</a> covers,
record covers, and <a href="/title/graphic+novel">graphic novel</a>s; frequent collaborator with <a href="/title/Neil+Gaiman">Neil Gaiman</a>
(<a href="/title/Black+Orchid">Black Orchid</a>, <a href="/title/Mr+Punch">Mr Punch</a>,
<a href="/title/Signal+To+Noise">Signal To Noise</a>); see <a href="/title/Cages">Cages</a>
for more minimalist
work written and drawn by McKean.
</p>Immanentize the Eschaton (idea)http://m.everything2.com/user/jutta/writeups/Immanentize+the+Eschatonjuttahttp://m.everything2.com/user/jutta1999-11-13T10:12:28Z1999-11-13T10:12:28Z<p>Making <a href="/title/heaven">heaven</a> and <a href="/title/hell">hell</a> universally
available in the current world.
This would have taken away one of
the major <a href="/title/sales+points">sales points</a> of medieval
<a href="/title/Christian">Christian</a>ism and was hence declared <a href="/title/heresy">heresy</a>.
<a href="/title/Robert+Anton+Wilson">Robert Anton Wilson</a> popularized
the <a href="/title/slogan">slogan</a> (as did <a href="/title/The+Shamen%252C+UK">The Shamen, UK</a>
in "Destination Eschaton").
</p>Bugtown (place)http://m.everything2.com/user/jutta/writeups/Bugtownjuttahttp://m.everything2.com/user/jutta1999-11-13T10:10:47Z1999-11-13T10:10:47Z<p>Center stage of many of Matt Howarth's
<br>comics (Those annoying Post Bros,
<br>Savage Henry), a post- (or intra?)
<br><a href="/title/nuclear">nuclear</a> <a href="/title/city">city</a> whose <a href="/title/native">native</a>s die only to regenerate, and <a href="/title/shift">shift</a>
<br>between realities at will. Also home
<br>of the <a href="/title/Bulldaggers">Bulldaggers</a>.</p>MBONE (thing)http://m.everything2.com/user/jutta/writeups/MBONEjuttahttp://m.everything2.com/user/jutta1999-11-13T10:07:31Z1999-11-13T10:07:31Z<p>A virtual network layered on top of
<br>parts of the Internet, used to develop and field-test <a href="/title/multicast">multicast</a> <a href="/title/protocol">protocol</a>s and tools.
<br>The MBONE was first deployed
<br>well before the necessary <a href="/title/bandwidth">bandwidth</a> was available, which strained many
<br>participants with <a href="/title/audio">audio</a> drop-outs and
<br>delayed <a href="/title/video">video</a> frame updates.
<br>USENIX and <a href="/title/IETF">IETF</a> conferences <a href="/title/broadcast">broadcast</a>
<br>some talks and programs on MBONE.</p>ubiquitous computing (idea)http://m.everything2.com/user/jutta/writeups/ubiquitous+computingjuttahttp://m.everything2.com/user/jutta1999-11-13T10:07:21Z1999-11-13T10:07:21Z<p>A technology where a user
casually interacts with many
small computers that are part of
the "woodwork" around a person.
In particular, <a href="/title/Mark+Weiser">Mark Weiser</a>'s
research at <a href="/title/Xerox+PARC">Xerox PARC</a> into
pads, tabs and boards.</p>
<p>
Antonym: <a href="/title/Virtual+Reality">Virtual Reality</a>.</p>