Anyway, this application doesn't exactly "flip" every character, for each character it just picked another character which looks like the "flipped" version and substitute in. For the letter j, i etc it can't really find the exact flipped version, therefore it just substituted with a look-alike characters which are missing a dot.
I didn't hurt my neck at all. I just saved a screenshot and tilted it 180 degrees.
ReplyDeleteGood idea from shoufarn, LOL!
ReplyDeleteBut agak-agak can read without twisting neck. This is so cool!!
Hurt my eyes more like it... it actually wasn't that hard to read upside down...just a bit slower...
ReplyDelete=.=* wu liao..
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ReplyDeleteyou realise the application has a problem with flipping the letter 'l'?
ReplyDeleteOOoh..good pick up
ReplyDeleteAltho, it also doesn't flip i's and j's around properly...the dots disappear
Glad that everyone liked it. :D
ReplyDeleteAnyway, this application doesn't exactly "flip" every character, for each character it just picked another character which looks like the "flipped" version and substitute in. For the letter j, i etc it can't really find the exact flipped version, therefore it just substituted with a look-alike characters which are missing a dot.