Hi!
I don't think this is a good approach. Let me demonstrate by trying to interpret your post:
"Attached to this article is a document"
"atta" is the Doric Greek ἄττα meaning "father"
"che" is the Italian for "that/which"
"D" is probably the honorary initial of the father in question (maybe from Latin Deus?)
"to this" is a rare spelling of the Greek τοῖς, meaning "to the" or "for the"
"arti" is the Greek ἄρτι for "just now", "at this moment"
"cle" is the French clé for "a key", obviously
"is a do" is a spelling variant of Spanish "izado", meaning "hoisting"
"cume" is the Portuguese (very close to Spain above!) for "peak" or "summit"
"nt" is a version of Windows operating system
As we can see, all the words are semantically correlated and the languages are geographically close, all of them from the south of Europe. I think the author is a travelling merchant and her or his trade has something to do with the information technologies.
Overall the meaning of this sentence is: Father that goes by the name D for this very moment raising a key on the summit of Windows NT.
This is obviously a poetic sentence with many many interpretations, a lot to unravel here. One possibility is that it's talking about the divine gift of asymmetric cryptography.
Edit: OMG, I just looked up the inventors of the asymmetric cryptography, and one of the forefathers there is You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.. Diffie with a D. Everything is connected, ladies and gentlemen. I think my interpretation above is the only one possibility, no sane person would argue with that.
I don't think this is a good approach. Let me demonstrate by trying to interpret your post:
"Attached to this article is a document"
"atta" is the Doric Greek ἄττα meaning "father"
"che" is the Italian for "that/which"
"D" is probably the honorary initial of the father in question (maybe from Latin Deus?)
"to this" is a rare spelling of the Greek τοῖς, meaning "to the" or "for the"
"arti" is the Greek ἄρτι for "just now", "at this moment"
"cle" is the French clé for "a key", obviously
"is a do" is a spelling variant of Spanish "izado", meaning "hoisting"
"cume" is the Portuguese (very close to Spain above!) for "peak" or "summit"
"nt" is a version of Windows operating system
As we can see, all the words are semantically correlated and the languages are geographically close, all of them from the south of Europe. I think the author is a travelling merchant and her or his trade has something to do with the information technologies.
Overall the meaning of this sentence is: Father that goes by the name D for this very moment raising a key on the summit of Windows NT.
This is obviously a poetic sentence with many many interpretations, a lot to unravel here. One possibility is that it's talking about the divine gift of asymmetric cryptography.
Edit: OMG, I just looked up the inventors of the asymmetric cryptography, and one of the forefathers there is You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.. Diffie with a D. Everything is connected, ladies and gentlemen. I think my interpretation above is the only one possibility, no sane person would argue with that.


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