Pretty easy. The UTF8 "normalized" form for nanog.org. is MEM1MEMFM7.MFN2M7 which, I think you can find on the keyboard.

bmanning@vacation.karoshi.com wrote:

But how do you represent that meaningfully in "normal" fonts on "normal" keyboards?

-- Leigh Porter INS

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Now that'll be a lot of fun.

Customer: "Hiya, I am trying to send mail to £$(^*()(".$£(*£$(@~{.jp and it does not work." Helpdesk: "Oh"

-- Leigh

Er, not really. The one format I've seen converts each character into a double-byte sequence.