Couldn't help riffing off on a tangent from the title (since the article is about diagramming tools)...
Dylan Beattie has a thought-provoking presentation for anyone who believes that "plain text" is a simple / solid substrate for computing: "There's no such thing as plain text"https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/theres-no-such-thing-as... (you'll find many videos from different conferences)
Couldn't help riffing off on a tangent from the title (since the article is about diagramming tools)...
Dylan Beattie has a thought-provoking presentation for anyone who believes that "plain text" is a simple / solid substrate for computing: "There's no such thing as plain text" https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/theres-no-such-thing-as... (you'll find many videos from different conferences)
From the title, I was not expecting a bunch of extended ASCII characters.
I have a mixed opinion of unicode, but it's hard not to love the box-drawing / block-element chars.
Unsung is one of the best little blogs around. Well worth checking out the rest of the posts.