Re: [9fans] the Plan 9 "bunny"

Re: [9fans] the Plan 9 "bunny"

[okamoto]

Honestry, I cannot read this UTF-8 mail, because I've not installed
new release to my Plan9 system.  However, you replied this, and I
think new relase managed it good!  I wrote it by my personal
vewrsion which send/receive UTF-8 as it is.  :-)


Now, one more test for just kidding.  :-)

Does this mean "月のうさぎ"(tsukino usagi)?

Kenji

Re: [9fans] the Plan 9 "bunny"

[Daniel Seagraves]

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On Thu, 15 Jun 2000 okamoto@granite.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp wrote:

> Now, one more test for just kidding.  :-)
>
> Does this mean "^[$B7n$N$&$5$.^[(B"(tsukino usagi)?

I don't know, I'm Japanese-impaired. :P I'll learn it someday, when I have
the time...

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"You'd be surprised what you can live through..." -- Anonymous
"...A man can pass his family and his name down through his sons, but it's
his honour that gets passed through his daughters.  He can see the best
and worst of life in his girls.  A daughter is something far too precious,
and he'll do anything to protect her."
	-- Reichsfuehrer Siegfried Koenig, _Matrose_Mond_, David Oliver

Re: [9fans] the Plan 9 "bunny"

[prokopic vladimir]

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Follow the white rabbit.


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Re: [9fans] the Plan 9 "bunny"

[arisawa]

Hello.

>> > It's good to get the authoritative answer!
>> The bunny may be a rabit who introduced Alice to Wonderland.
>
>In that case, wouldn't s/he need a watch? ^_^

that must be the first frame of motion jpeg.

Kenji Arisawa
E-mail: arisawa@aichi-u.ac.jp

Re: [9fans] the Plan 9 "bunny"

[Daniel Seagraves]

On Fri, 16 Jun 2000 arisawa@ar.aichi-u.ac.jp wrote:

> Hello,
>
> > It's good to get the authoritative answer!
> The bunny may be a rabit who introduced Alice to Wonderland.

In that case, wouldn't s/he need a watch? ^_^

"Confuse, annoy, and DEE-STROY!" -- Jet Wolf | "Nothing Happens." -- ADVENT
"You'd be surprised what you can live through..." -- Anonymous
"...A man can pass his family and his name down through his sons, but it's
his honour that gets passed through his daughters.  He can see the best
and worst of life in his girls.  A daughter is something far too precious,
and he'll do anything to protect her."
	-- Reichsfuehrer Siegfried Koenig, _Matrose_Mond_, David Oliver

Re: [9fans] the Plan 9 "bunny"

[Daniel Seagraves]

On Fri, 16 Jun 2000 arisawa@ar.aichi-u.ac.jp wrote:

> Hello,
>
> > It's good to get the authoritative answer!
> The bunny may be a rabit who introduced Alice to Wonderland.

In that case, wouldn't s/he need a watch? ^_^

"Confuse, annoy, and DEE-STROY!" -- Jet Wolf | "Nothing Happens." -- ADVENT
"You'd be surprised what you can live through..." -- Anonymous
"...A man can pass his family and his name down through his sons, but it's
his honour that gets passed through his daughters.  He can see the best
and worst of life in his girls.  A daughter is something far too precious,
and he'll do anything to protect her."
	-- Reichsfuehrer Siegfried Koenig, _Matrose_Mond_, David Oliver

Re: [9fans] the Plan 9 "bunny"

[arisawa]

Hello,

> It's good to get the authoritative answer!
The bunny may be a rabit who introduced Alice to Wonderland.

Kenji Arisawa
E-mail: arisawa@aichi-u.ac.jp

Re: [9fans] the Plan 9 "bunny"

[Daniel Seagraves]

On Fri, 16 Jun 2000, Douglas A. Gwyn wrote:

> renee french wrote:
> > those are feet.
>
> It's good to get the authoritative answer!
>
> Nice bunny -- at first (in tiny icon size) I thought it might be a
> Pokemon, maybe a cuddly thing that turns into a fighting monster..
> Of course, it could still be that!

Actually, it looks closer to a Mokona...

"Confuse, annoy, and DEE-STROY!" -- Jet Wolf | "Nothing Happens." -- ADVENT
"You'd be surprised what you can live through..." -- Anonymous
"...A man can pass his family and his name down through his sons, but it's
his honour that gets passed through his daughters.  He can see the best
and worst of life in his girls.  A daughter is something far too precious,
and he'll do anything to protect her."
	-- Reichsfuehrer Siegfried Koenig, _Matrose_Mond_, David Oliver

Re: [9fans] the Plan 9 "bunny"

[Douglas A. Gwyn]

renee french wrote:
> those are feet.

It's good to get the authoritative answer!

Nice bunny -- at first (in tiny icon size) I thought it might be a
Pokemon, maybe a cuddly thing that turns into a fighting monster..
Of course, it could still be that!

Re: [9fans] the Plan 9 "bunny"

[rob pike]

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Actually, it DOES mean "月のうさぎ" (tsukino usagi)!

-rob


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From: okamoto@granite.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp
To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: Re: [9fans] the Plan 9 "bunny"
Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2000 09:46:18 +0900
Message-ID: <200006150045.UAA01817@cse.psu.edu>


>like usagi tsukino

Does this mean "月のうさぎ" (tsukino usagi)?

Just kidding, sorry.

Kenji

[9fans] the Plan 9 "bunny"

[renee french]

Daniel Seagraves wrote:

>Heh, for me, the bunny means one thing - Usagi Tsukino :P
>That alone makes it worth using.
>(Am I the only person who has thought of this? :)

i'm the creator of the plan 9 bunny and i hadn't thought of that, but i do
like usagi tsukino.......and marshmallow peeps.

Douglas A. Gwyn wrote:

>I was wondering: are those *feet*, or...

those are feet.  if they're there at all, the "..." are farther back.

renee french

Re: [9fans] the Plan 9 "bunny"

[okamoto]

>like usagi tsukino

Does this mean "月のうさぎ" (tsukino usagi)?

Just kidding, sorry.

Kenji

Re: [9fans] the Plan 9 "bunny"

[Douglas A. Gwyn]

Leo Caves wrote:
> bunny:  faster, more (re)productive (effective plumbing?),
>         extensive networks, prone to colonisation, cuddly.

I was wondering: are those *feet*, or...

> penguin: rather slow and unstable (on land), limited area of operation,
>          rather formal attire(?)

but works great under water!

Re: [9fans] the Plan 9 "bunny"

[Daniel Seagraves]

On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, Leo Caves wrote:

>
> ( see http://plan9.bell-labs.com/plan9dist/screenshot.html )
>
> with so much of substance to discuss with the new release (and
> as I don't have the right hardware to install just now) I thought
> I would muse on the symbolism of the plan 9 bunny...
>
> 1/ bunnies vs. penguins ?
>
> bunny:  faster, more (re)productive (effective plumbing?),
> 	extensive networks, prone to colonisation, cuddly.

Heh, for me, the bunny means one thing - Usagi Tsukino :P
That alone makes it worth using.
(Am I the only person who has thought of this? :)

> 2/ Night of the Lepus
>
> although not one of Ed Wood's productions, this is widely regarded
> as one of the (best) worst films of all time.  the premise
> rests on the belief that large bunny == scary bunny.

Also, the Vorpal Bunny from Monty Python's Holy Grail... :P

"Confuse, annoy, and DEE-STROY!" -- Jet Wolf | "Nothing Happens." -- ADVENT
"You'd be surprised what you can live through..." -- Anonymous
"...A man can pass his family and his name down through his sons, but it's
his honour that gets passed through his daughters.  He can see the best
and worst of life in his girls.  A daughter is something far too precious,
and he'll do anything to protect her."
	-- Reichsfuehrer Siegfried Koenig, _Matrose_Mond_, David Oliver

[9fans] the Plan 9 "bunny"

[Leo Caves]

( see http://plan9.bell-labs.com/plan9dist/screenshot.html )

with so much of substance to discuss with the new release (and
as I don't have the right hardware to install just now) I thought
I would muse on the symbolism of the plan 9 bunny...

1/ bunnies vs. penguins ?

bunny:  faster, more (re)productive (effective plumbing?),
	extensive networks, prone to colonisation, cuddly.

penguin: rather slow and unstable (on land), limited area of operation,
         rather formal attire(?)


2/ Night of the Lepus

although not one of Ed Wood's productions, this is widely regarded
as one of the (best) worst films of all time.  the premise
rests on the belief that large bunny == scary bunny.

see
http://us.imdb.com/Title?Night+of+the+Lepus+(1972)
http://www.kokonino.com/ht/beth-lepus.html


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