- Am April starb eine kleinere Legende für die Netzwerktechnologie namens Dave Täht.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/dave_t%C3%A4ht
Wie der Name schon sagt, könnte es ein Gentleman estnischer Wurzeln sein, aber es gab nichts in solchen Verbindungen im Internet.
Vielleicht weiß jemand durch Zufall etwas mehr?
Von dumbdumbum
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Eesti juuri siin pole, ainult eestikeelne sõna.
>Greg: Is your name „tate“ or „tot“?
>Dave: I had to deal with that analogy a lot in high school, and I got used to it. It is, indeed, a rather popular food in schools. My problem with people using TAYT is that they end up misspelling it as Tate. Actually my name in the USA is usually pronounced „Tot“, or better, T“ah“T, but while doing i18n testing in the mid-90s, and I discovered that the correct spelling (in Estonia) was with the ä. I gleefully adopted that, so I could break all of our protocols and web tools prior to the worldwide acceptance of UTF-8, and also because I was a death metal fan. Using the umlaut also makes it impossible for an automated spellchecker to respell it as „That“, however no alternative has really worked. For a while there, the IRS thought I was three different people….
[https://www.broadband.io/c/broadband-community-events/dave-taht#comment_wrapper_17007114](https://www.broadband.io/c/broadband-community-events/dave-taht#comment_wrapper_17007114)