scp: rounding bug in displayed transfer rate?

[Brolin Empey]

2009/3/20 Jefferson Ogata <Jefferson.Ogata at noaa.gov>:
> On 2009-03-20 23:31, Brolin Empey wrote:
>> I was joking, hence the ";)".  I am interested in content too, but I
>> like to use links in e-mail without having to paste long URLs.  I also
>
> http://tinyurl.com/

You missed my point:  I meant I like to be able to link parts of my
prose instead of pasting URLs of /any/ length.  Oh well, it is not a
big deal.
>
>> like to be able to use rich text formatting such as bold, italic, and
>> monospaced (as opposed to proportional) text for emphasis.  I am used
>> to using such formatting in e-mail and on Web forums.  I wrote the
>> paragraph you quoted because I thought limiting discussion list users
>> to plain text seems to support the stereotype that discussion lists
>> and Usenet are for people who are so passionate about criticising HTML
>> e-mail that they include such things as "ASCII ribbon against HTML
>> e-mail" in their signatures.  I like to use Unicode characters, such
>> as em dashes, arrows, copyright, registered, and trade mark symbols
>> instead of ASCII approximations.  That is why I joked that I was too
>
> I don't know about this list, but there's no reason that you can't use
> Unicode in plain text documents, with UTF-8 encoding.

Yes, I know.

> $B#U#n#i#c#o#d#e(B $B#t#e#s#t(B

Your test appears to have succeeded because I can read "Unicode test".