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The title text explains the selection of {{w|Scripting language|script code}} (i.e. {{w|programming language}}) used to create the web site. {{w|Kawi script|Aksara Kawi}} is a {{w|writing system|script}} (i.e. a writing system) that was used on the island of {{w|Java}} (today part of Indonesia) from the 8th century until 1500 AD. Referring to it as "Java script" is a pun on {{w|JavaScript}}, which is a browser scripting language for creating web pages. Here, Linear A ("Crete script") is selected as the "script" language over Aksara Kawi because it rendered faster in testing. | The title text explains the selection of {{w|Scripting language|script code}} (i.e. {{w|programming language}}) used to create the web site. {{w|Kawi script|Aksara Kawi}} is a {{w|writing system|script}} (i.e. a writing system) that was used on the island of {{w|Java}} (today part of Indonesia) from the 8th century until 1500 AD. Referring to it as "Java script" is a pun on {{w|JavaScript}}, which is a browser scripting language for creating web pages. Here, Linear A ("Crete script") is selected as the "script" language over Aksara Kawi because it rendered faster in testing. | ||
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+ | Linear A and Linear B are also script engines used in early versions of the Opera web browser, thus further equivalence is presented between them and the writing systems. | ||
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{{comic discussion}} | {{comic discussion}} |