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TIL that you can convert a two-letter ISO country code into the emoji of the flag of that country like this (I'll use France [FR] as an example):
1. Get the ASCII character code of each letter: F = 70, R = 82.
2. Add 127,397 to each; now you have F = 127,467 and R = 127,479.
3. Use those as unicode codepoints (🇫 🇷)
4. Concatenate both to get the emoji: 🇫🇷Magic! 🤩
🔗 More about how this works, plus an interactive to play with - https://danq.me/iso-country-codes-to-flags
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TIL that you can convert a two-letter ISO country code into the emoji of the flag of that country like this (I'll use France [FR] as an example):
1. Get the ASCII character code of each letter: F = 70, R = 82.
2. Add 127,397 to each; now you have F = 127,467 and R = 127,479.
3. Use those as unicode codepoints (🇫 🇷)
4. Concatenate both to get the emoji: 🇫🇷Magic! 🤩
🔗 More about how this works, plus an interactive to play with - https://danq.me/iso-country-codes-to-flags
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TIL that you can convert a two-letter ISO country code into the emoji of the flag of that country like this (I'll use France [FR] as an example):
1. Get the ASCII character code of each letter: F = 70, R = 82.
2. Add 127,397 to each; now you have F = 127,467 and R = 127,479.
3. Use those as unicode codepoints (🇫 🇷)
4. Concatenate both to get the emoji: 🇫🇷Magic! 🤩
🔗 More about how this works, plus an interactive to play with - https://danq.me/iso-country-codes-to-flags
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TIL that you can convert a two-letter ISO country code into the emoji of the flag of that country like this (I'll use France [FR] as an example):
1. Get the ASCII character code of each letter: F = 70, R = 82.
2. Add 127,397 to each; now you have F = 127,467 and R = 127,479.
3. Use those as unicode codepoints (🇫 🇷)
4. Concatenate both to get the emoji: 🇫🇷Magic! 🤩
🔗 More about how this works, plus an interactive to play with - https://danq.me/iso-country-codes-to-flags
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TIL that you can convert a two-letter ISO country code into the emoji of the flag of that country like this (I'll use France [FR] as an example):
1. Get the ASCII character code of each letter: F = 70, R = 82.
2. Add 127,397 to each; now you have F = 127,467 and R = 127,479.
3. Use those as unicode codepoints (🇫 🇷)
4. Concatenate both to get the emoji: 🇫🇷Magic! 🤩
🔗 More about how this works, plus an interactive to play with - https://danq.me/iso-country-codes-to-flags
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ISO 3166
➡️ Codes des noms de pays
▶️ La Norme internationale des codes des noms de pays et de leurs subdivisions
#ISO3166 #ISO #code #pays #ONU #poste #courrier #passeport #OBP #international -
ISO 3166
➡️ Codes des noms de pays
▶️ La Norme internationale des codes des noms de pays et de leurs subdivisions
#ISO3166 #ISO #code #pays #ONU #poste #courrier #passeport #OBP #international -
ISO 3166
➡️ Codes des noms de pays
▶️ La Norme internationale des codes des noms de pays et de leurs subdivisions
#ISO3166 #ISO #code #pays #ONU #poste #courrier #passeport #OBP #international -
ISO 3166
➡️ Codes des noms de pays
▶️ La Norme internationale des codes des noms de pays et de leurs subdivisions
#ISO3166 #ISO #code #pays #ONU #poste #courrier #passeport #OBP #international -
TIL about GB-SCT and #ISO3166-2 that that gives geocodes to administrative divisions. Well played my 🏴 friend, well played.
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TIL about GB-SCT and #ISO3166-2 that that gives geocodes to administrative divisions. Well played my 🏴 friend, well played.
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TIL about GB-SCT and #ISO3166-2 that that gives geocodes to administrative divisions. Well played my 🏴 friend, well played.
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TIL about GB-SCT and #ISO3166-2 that that gives geocodes to administrative divisions. Well played my 🏴 friend, well played.
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TIL about GB-SCT and #ISO3166-2 that that gives geocodes to administrative divisions. Well played my 🏴 friend, well played.
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Le sort du #ccTLD .io peut être lié à la récente élection aux USA: https://domainincite.com/30531-will-donald-trump-be-ios-white-knight "US President-Elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration is reportedly looking into torpedoing a deal between the UK and Mauritius that raises serious questions about the future of the .io ccTLD." mais à https://www.icann.org/en/blogs/details/the-chagos-archipelago-and-the-io-domain-14-11-2024-en#main l' #ICANN confirme être prête à exécuter sa procédure de retrait d'un TLD (avec une fenêtre de 5 ans) s'il n'est plus en état "assigné" dans #ISO3166 (Il sera "réservé" alors).
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Le sort du #ccTLD .io peut être lié à la récente élection aux USA: https://domainincite.com/30531-will-donald-trump-be-ios-white-knight "US President-Elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration is reportedly looking into torpedoing a deal between the UK and Mauritius that raises serious questions about the future of the .io ccTLD." mais à https://www.icann.org/en/blogs/details/the-chagos-archipelago-and-the-io-domain-14-11-2024-en#main l' #ICANN confirme être prête à exécuter sa procédure de retrait d'un TLD (avec une fenêtre de 5 ans) s'il n'est plus en état "assigné" dans #ISO3166 (Il sera "réservé" alors).
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Le sort du #ccTLD .io peut être lié à la récente élection aux USA: https://domainincite.com/30531-will-donald-trump-be-ios-white-knight "US President-Elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration is reportedly looking into torpedoing a deal between the UK and Mauritius that raises serious questions about the future of the .io ccTLD." mais à https://www.icann.org/en/blogs/details/the-chagos-archipelago-and-the-io-domain-14-11-2024-en#main l' #ICANN confirme être prête à exécuter sa procédure de retrait d'un TLD (avec une fenêtre de 5 ans) s'il n'est plus en état "assigné" dans #ISO3166 (Il sera "réservé" alors).
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Aside: I notice we use both #CaPoli and #CanPoli here in Canada. I will never forgive the internet standards people for going with the 2-letter iso names instead of the 3-letter ones for country-TLDs and language-codes.
3-letter codes would prevent the "is CA Canada or California".
The biggest countries use 2-letter state/prov codes, so 3-letter countries would prevent ambiguity.
My site should be Pxtl.can, written in en-can not Pxtl.ca written in en-ca.
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Aside: I notice we use both #CaPoli and #CanPoli here in Canada. I will never forgive the internet standards people for going with the 2-letter iso names instead of the 3-letter ones for country-TLDs and language-codes.
3-letter codes would prevent the "is CA Canada or California".
The biggest countries use 2-letter state/prov codes, so 3-letter countries would prevent ambiguity.
My site should be Pxtl.can, written in en-can not Pxtl.ca written in en-ca.
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Aside: I notice we use both #CaPoli and #CanPoli here in Canada. I will never forgive the internet standards people for going with the 2-letter iso names instead of the 3-letter ones for country-TLDs and language-codes.
3-letter codes would prevent the "is CA Canada or California".
The biggest countries use 2-letter state/prov codes, so 3-letter countries would prevent ambiguity.
My site should be Pxtl.can, written in en-can not Pxtl.ca written in en-ca.
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Aside: I notice we use both #CaPoli and #CanPoli here in Canada. I will never forgive the internet standards people for going with the 2-letter iso names instead of the 3-letter ones for country-TLDs and language-codes.
3-letter codes would prevent the "is CA Canada or California".
The biggest countries use 2-letter state/prov codes, so 3-letter countries would prevent ambiguity.
My site should be Pxtl.can, written in en-can not Pxtl.ca written in en-ca.
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Aside: I notice we use both #CaPoli and #CanPoli here in Canada. I will never forgive the internet standards people for going with the 2-letter iso names instead of the 3-letter ones for country-TLDs and language-codes.
3-letter codes would prevent the "is CA Canada or California".
The biggest countries use 2-letter state/prov codes, so 3-letter countries would prevent ambiguity.
My site should be Pxtl.can, written in en-can not Pxtl.ca written in en-ca.
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#ISO appears to have changed SHORT name of the #Netherlands in its widely-used #countrycodes list from "Netherlands (the)" to "Netherlands (Kingdom of the)", making it same as the official long version name. This would usually follow a change at the UN. Anyone know what's going on?
https://iso.org/obp/ui/#iso:code:3166:NL
#ISO3166 #geography #toponymy @geography @geopolitics @politicalscience
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#ISO appears to have changed SHORT name of the #Netherlands in its widely-used #countrycodes list from "Netherlands (the)" to "Netherlands (Kingdom of the)", making it same as the official long version name. This would usually follow a change at the UN. Anyone know what's going on?
https://iso.org/obp/ui/#iso:code:3166:NL
#ISO3166 #geography #toponymy @geography @geopolitics @politicalscience
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#ISO appears to have changed SHORT name of the #Netherlands in its widely-used #countrycodes list from "Netherlands (the)" to "Netherlands (Kingdom of the)", making it same as the official long version name. This would usually follow a change at the UN. Anyone know what's going on?
https://iso.org/obp/ui/#iso:code:3166:NL
#ISO3166 #geography #toponymy @geography @geopolitics @politicalscience
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#ISO appears to have changed SHORT name of the #Netherlands in its widely-used #countrycodes list from "Netherlands (the)" to "Netherlands (Kingdom of the)", making it same as the official long version name. This would usually follow a change at the UN. Anyone know what's going on?
https://iso.org/obp/ui/#iso:code:3166:NL
#ISO3166 #geography #toponymy @geography @geopolitics @politicalscience
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#ISO appears to have changed SHORT name of the #Netherlands in its widely-used #countrycodes list from "Netherlands (the)" to "Netherlands (Kingdom of the)", making it same as the official long version name. This would usually follow a change at the UN. Anyone know what's going on?
https://iso.org/obp/ui/#iso:code:3166:NL
#ISO3166 #geography #toponymy @geography @geopolitics @politicalscience
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North #Korea has changed the status of #Kaesong from a "special city" to a "metropolitan city". I'm not sure what that entails.
https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/#iso:code:3166:KPIt is the first content change in North Korea's #ISO3166 list in ages.
