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"textContent": "Alertas 24 – Caracas, 19 de Marzo del 2026. La defensa del exmandatario Nicolás Maduro y su esposa, Cilia Flores, reiteró este jueves 19 de marzo de 2026 ante el Tribunal Federal del Distrito Sur de Nueva York que la pareja no posee los recursos económicos necesarios para financiar su representación legal en el caso […]\n\nThe post Nicolás Maduro y Cilia Flores insisten en que no tienen recursos para financiar su defensa y piden que el Estado venezolano la pague appeared first on NotiAhora."
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"textContent": "I write this article mostly just for myself: for making easier to check fonts, and to report in future. Because I noted some common patterns. Just in case: I'm not a font-maker, I'm still a user. Cyrillic isn't just Russian Well, it's very obvious statement. But from my expierence, it isn't so much. For the start, it would be nice to add at least all modern Slavic letters. You can add by a group as a stage. Eastern group is Belarusian, Bulgarian, Russian and Ukrainian (with Rusyn). Southern one is the rest: Macedonian, Montenegrin and Serbian — basically, those alphabets which are based on an orthography by Vuk. As you may expect, a base is for both Eastern and Southern. Vowels Consonants Signs and semivowels [they're included in alphabets] Some letters here, like some Montegerin ones, can be only with combining diacritics. Still, don't forget to decompose letters for checking their visual. This may happen, mostly during some programming shenanigans. Also have a respect to zero-width non-joiner. It matters to Latin too: when I write something like i + + ◌́ , then, please, keep the dot, not replace it as under a normal condition. About punctuations, it's basically the same as in Latin. I would only note, that some Ukrainians may use a modifie letter apostrophe instead instead: an apostrohe , a signle [mostly right] quatation mark , and in some rare cases a grave accent . Do you love history? If so, then maybe you want add leters at least from Early Cyrillic, on which, I didn't mentioned before, Eastern group is based. If you add a letter from one group, then it's better to add a whole group (if it's not from «not common»). And, yeah, if you add a group from «vowels», you add a corresponding group from «consonants» too. So, yeah, by this note adding ѧ but not ѩ is totally okay. For some reason I was in a situation many times where a font has ѫ but not ѧ which is very strange at least for two reasons: it's a classic pair as ъ and ь, and by linguistics (at least for Eastern) ѧ is more important. Vowels Consonants Of course, there're more symbols, but those are usually enough. Letters aren't alone Surprise (not), but Cyrillic has diacritics too, as Greek or Latin. For some reason, it's very often omitted in fonts. You could noted that before I divided symbols into groups: consonants, vowels and signs. Well, it will be helpful here, because we speak here about only vowels. In Eastern those diacritics can be applied: - ◌́ an accute - ◌̀ a grave In Southern (and Historical) you include the previous part from Eastern, and those: - ◌̏ a double grave - ◌̄ a macron - ◌̑ an inverten breve Try to keep one type diacritic the same for all letters. Because, as for an example, I saw many times where ◌̈ a diæresis for ї and ё were different (by distance between dots, by hight from letter etc). And diacritics usually act as in Latin, for an example, [amost, just in case] any diacritic replace a dot within і. Also, її and ії are a common combination in Ukrainian, so itʼs better to avoid overlaping of dots here. For reminding, some base vowels and consonants can be decomposed into a letter and: - ◌̆ a breve - ◌̈ a diæresis - ◌́ an accute I would note another obvious thing. All above is about standards. There're still other orthographies, including historical like by Hatcuk or Maksimovitch, Cyrillic-based transcriptions and so on may have other diacritics. So if your diacritic symbols will cover more letters, or be more independ from letters, then it would be better. <details><summary>All letters</summary> Groups: - Top: letters should be displayed correctly - Middle: as a bonus example - Bottom: historical letters Regular ◌́ ◌̀ ◌̏ ◌̄ ◌̑ </details> Localization There're at least three traditions of Cyrillic: - Bulgarian, also can be called as a straight cursive - Southern - Eastern, but without Bulgarian Some notes: - Cursive Ukrainian ґ doesn't act as г, thus it's better to keep this letter as in Ukrainian even for non-Eastern styles too. - Any diacritic symbol over ligature letters (ioted + uk) can be placed just at the middle, and it's a usual practice. But for more stylish way, you can put it over the second letter; as an example: in a case of ю́, put ◌́ just over o. Otherwise, as it was said, put it just at the middle, but higher a whole letter, which's important in case of Bulgarian style. Sadly, but, yeah, it may bring common problems for any tall letters in some cases."
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"plaintext": "I mentioned this on my episode 7 feedback. Sadly, this level of value attributed to independence comes from being \"pitied\", unnecessary intervention (intentional or not), being taught that \"because you have autism, you can not stand on your own\". This was shown in Young Woo's case. People did this and that because \"she has autism\"."
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"plaintext": "However for us autistics, we are just sharing an information. For us, it's like an achievement. It's more personal. Think of it as trying to engage in small talk (many autistics find small talk challenging). That was what Young Woo tried and the judge could've replied \"Ahh, I haven't thought of that, I'll keep that in mind\"."
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"plaintext": "In her mind, if someone slips during a hike it means they are wearing the wrong shoes, thus, when they slipped it was indeed because they were wearing the wrong shoes. And the reason she offered her jacket to the judge was also because it was how it registered for her—although she did this more likely because she was thrown off by the reaction of the judge. She did not have time to process what happened especially in that scenario when they were trying to get into his good graces."
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"plaintext": "Yes, yes, it is understandable why the judge kept himself formal. For one, he had no idea they were going on a little hike. Two, who would have thought it was going to rain hard during the visit. No issue there. However, Young Woo was talking about herself, she did not mean or quietly thinking, \"Oh you high ranking judge, where is your common sense, hahahaha, I wore sneakers!\" No. And the judge could have replied, \"I haven't thought of that, yeah, you have point, it rained too.\""
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"description": "A breakdown of autism in Extraordinary Attorney Woo (이상한 변호사 우영우) Season 1 Episode 08 by an Autistic person.",
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"textContent": "📁 Note: These reflections on Extraordinary Attorney Woo (이상한 변호사 우영우)'s depiction of autism and autistic persons are imported from a community forum. The original format and my initial thoughts remain largely unchanged for this archive.\n♾️ Disclosure: I do not speak for the autistic community as a whole. My goal is to share explanations rooted in my own lived experience and the stories and concerns shared by other autistic individuals.\n‼️ Spoiler Alert!\nSleeping elsewhere\n> \"It was uncomfortable sleeping in an unfamiliar place.\"\n\n—Attorney Woo Young Woo, Extraordinary Attorney Woo (이상한 변호사 우영우)\nMost often than not this is dismissed by neurotypicals, \"Naah, you're not autistic, everyone is uncomfortable sleeping in an unfamiliar place\". Maybe everyone is uncomfortable but that is where the similarities end.\nFor an autistic person, the underlying factor why one is uncomfortable is not because the place is unfamiliar per se rather it is because an autistic person's routine is disrupted. This is one of the common attributes of an autistic: routine.\nFor Young Woo, this is sleeping with her own blanket—which is probably a weighted blanket. Having all the soft things around her. Turning off her room's light. Checking if everything in her room is in order. Then waking up, fixing her bed, her pillows, (and I think she has a whale), checking her room again if everything is in order, prepare, get dress, eat, and so on.\n📌 Routine\nIt makes us relaxed if our daily routine is the same day in and day out. If this is disrupted, we get anxious and for some autistics they start to tic to help themselves calm down, if that didn't work some go into meltdown mode. Or, we get confused because our world no longer conforms to our established routine.\nIn Young Woo's case, she handles it fine. She was not able to sleep well but her friend kept her comfortable. She even listened to her when she said to just \"leave it\" when Young Woo tried to fix the bed.\nIndependence\n> \"I am going to move out because I'm an adult.\"\n\n—Attorney Woo Young Woo, Extraordinary Attorney Woo (이상한 변호사 우영우)\nI mentioned this on my episode 7 feedback. Sadly, this level of value attributed to independence comes from being \"pitied\", unnecessary intervention (intentional or not), being taught that \"because you have autism, you can not stand on your own\". This was shown in Young Woo's case. People did this and that because \"she has autism\".\nIt is good for a child to value independence and to stand on their own but I personally do not agree that the reason behind it should be because people looks down on them. Like in Young Woo's father's case it was unintentional, he only wanted to help as a parent so he agreed to an offer to automatically hire her in a law firm.\nBefore making a decision ask your autistic family member for their opinion first, especially if you are someone who grew up with them. This level of trust given to you by an autistic is very precious. An autistic person's trust is like a chinaware.\nExplaining things and the situation\n♾️ Context: Young Woo asked, \"Are you okay?\" Then she explained why she wear sneakers, as if blaming the person why they are in that situation.\nI used to do this a lot before, today I just keep quiet because apparently it comes off as rude or proud or \"You're think I'm stupid?\"\nHowever for us autistics, we are just sharing an information. For us, it's like an achievement. It's more personal. Think of it as trying to engage in small talk (many autistics find small talk challenging). 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Other autistics do it differently, like swaying forward and backward (which I sometimes do myself).\nThis is the first time I saw this depicted in a show. Usually they use \"murmurs\", when an autistic talks to himself/herself; or scratches their arms. While there are autistics who do that, it is not always the case.\nKudos to episode 1 for showing a different one.\nHaving a lot of pillows (or anything soft) at bed\nYet another trait rarely seen in shows. The most common depiction is having a lot of toys or a thick blanket (and they even use the wrong type of blanket!) In episode 1, they decided to depict the less seen in a show, lots of pillows.\nWhile many autistics prefer weighted blankets or sensory blankets, not everyone does. Some simply prefer to have a lot of soft things around them.\nAgain, kudos for choosing to show this instead of the overly used toys and incorrect blankets.\nSensory overload or sensory sensitivity\nThey did well in expressing sensory overload or sensory sensitivity in a simple, natural way. These were:\n- wearing of ear plugs (waking up scene)\n- taste sensitivity (breakfast scene)\n- too much awareness of one's surroundings (train scene)\n\nMost of us autistics have varying degrees of sensory sensitivity, and when there is simply too much, we enter into sensory overload situation.\nFor example, in the train scene, the crowd and the nearness of people creates a sensory overload. There are different ways that we autistics cope with it and if we fail at that … we need to run as far away from the crowd, the noise, and everything else, otherwise we're going to have a meltdown—by that it means, our energy will be completely drained.\nIn the train scene, the character's way of coping with it is to listen to whale sounds. This is actually a common coping mechanism: draining one's senses of something to help tune out everything else. For example, one of my coping mechanism is to fill my thoughts with a particular problem that is not easy to solve. Or, if I am with someone, I will keep on talking about \"senseless\" things to help me drown out everything else.\nWe even get irritated at small sounds most non-autistics can not hear. I hate those small sounds myself, it can wake me up too, but most people don't hear it.\nSeeing things non-autistic people don't see/hear\nOoh, I love this one. Almost all neurotypicals (a.k.a. so-called \"normal\") fail to see things already right in front of their faces. Almost all austistics see what they can not.\nThis was perfectly exemplified with that iron that does look like a whale. At first it was meaningless but later in the case, it was a stepping stone which led to the solution.\nThat is accurate. And because we see (and hear) a lot of things, it is one reason why we experience sensory overload. (Yeah it's interconnected.)\nWays to brace oneself before doing something a person doesn't normally do; or something challenging\nIn the show, this was depicted as counting down before entering her supervisor's office. It's like preparing herself for something. Taking a deep breath. Getting her nerves ready.\nThis is a common trait amongst us autistics, although in varying degrees. If an autistic can not find a way to cope up with this, it practically paralyzes us from doing anything.\nFor example. Neurotypicals get nervous when going to interviews.\nMany autistics don't just get nervous. It's like pushing a huge rock uphill for many of us. It usually starts with applying. It's too hard to send our CV because we already know (1) they are going to call us (which many of us hates); (2) we have to shake hands (which many of us hates); (3) we have to make eye contact (which again many of us hates); (4) when we arrive at the interview schedule, they'll make us wait (which we hate big time); and the list goes on. So, if we can't push ourselves to do it, it paralyzes us.\nIn the show, the character also observed first before meeting them (hospital scene). It helps in preparing herself and to anticipate things, then took a deep breath. For non-autistics, they'll dismiss it as \"she's bracing herself because she knew the husband and was afraid of him\". Maybe, maybe not. Personally, I'm more inclined that she was not afraid of him … at all. She knew she might lose it once the husband starts his tirade.\nEcholalia\nWhenever this is depicted in a show, it usually is presented as something annoying, bad, evil, and rude. In this particular show, I like how they did not do that. They turned it into something light, something people noticed but did not make a huge fuss about it.\nIn the court scene, they even made it a little comedic scene because the judge answered back after she repeated what he said. In other shows, they'll probably have the judge reprimand her and probably ask for her dismissal for making his court a \"monkey court\".\nDoesn't want to be touched and hugged\nThis is very true with almost all autistics, and often this is depicted wrongly and in a very bad way in shows where there is an autistic character\nIt is not so much about personal space, as neurotypicals argue about, it is about sensitivities. Yes, we do care about personal spaces but that isn't our primary concern why we don't want to be touched and hugged without our permission. Again, take note, without our permission.\nFor some autistics, they have touch sensitivities and if you do not inform them beforehand, it may (or may not) cause a serious spike or energy drain.\nFor some autistics, they have sensitivities on bacteria and germs. Take note: not because you have this sensitivity does it mean you are autistic; no not all. However, this is also a common trait for some autistics.\nFor some autistics, they highly value boundaries. Usually at work and at home, you'll see this trait reflected as well … there are literal and non-literal boundaries.\nSo, if you know a person is autistic, do not touch them nor hug them without their permission. If they say no, don't take it personally, it has nothing to do with you, it has to do with them.\nIf you do not know if a person is autistic and they reacted in a way that YOU think was rude or YOU think you offended them, again do not take it personally. They probably are autistic and doesn't feel comfortable in disclosing it. Again, it is NOT about you.\nDisclosing that one is in the Autism Spectrum\nNow, many neurotypicals whine about \"it's not our fault, if they disclosed they are autistic then we would not have acted that way\". Seriously?\nWhat this tells us is that you'll give us a fake you just because you know we are autistic. And then later, when you get tired, you will still blame us and hope we disappear from your life—or if you decide to move/resign, you'll blame us and speak about us to people we do not know.\nThere is prejudice against autistics. In the show, I was afraid they'll turn the court into something against autistics, with the challenges the autistic attorney is facing, the judge could have said, \"replace her, she's turning my court into a joke and she's taking too much time\". (I'm glad they did not do that.)\nAutistics don't have feelings, emotions, sympathy, and empathy\nA common false misconception thanks to obsolete information from [old] psychologists. This is NOT true.\nWe do have feelings, emotions, sympathy, and empathy, we just process and express it in a different way neurotypicals do not understand or refuses to acknowledge.\nIn the show, this was expressed in the hospital scene where the autistic attorney dissected \"love\". That short talk enabled her to stand firmly on the case for her client because she understood her client loves her husband. That is how we usually process and express it.\nFascination with one particular subject, like whales\nThis is true. 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app.offprint.block.heading (nested within site.standard.document) (47 samples)
{
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app.offprint.block.horizontalRule (nested within site.standard.document) (36 samples)
{
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}did:plc:opptorrspsa7ooo2ikdxrfoh | at://did:plc:opptorrspsa7ooo2ikdxrfoh/site.standard.document/3mi3wkgczyf23
app.offprint.block.image (nested within site.standard.document) (44 samples)
{
"path": "/a/3mi2jw5tnby23-water-footprint",
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}did:plc:gekasef2znp3d7vjtqn4vc76 | at://did:plc:gekasef2znp3d7vjtqn4vc76/site.standard.document/3mi2jw5tnby23
app.offprint.block.imageCarousel (nested within site.standard.document) (1 sample)
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