The hair salon I go to here is quite up to date -- in addition to magazines, they offer Internet terminals to use while you wait.
I hadn't used one until this weekend, and was surprised to discover that it comes with a French keyboard, which is quite different than the American one:
Perhaps the weirdest and most annoying thing about this keyboard is visible at the lower right: the period is only available with a shift key.
That's probably because Europeans interchange periods and commas in much of daily life -- for example, fractions are indicated with commas, so three and a half euros would be written "3,50".
Unfortunately for the French, the period cannot be interchanged with a comma in World Wide Web addresses ...
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