← Back to context Comment by jetbalsa 12 hours ago What about people who do not speak English? or even use Latin letters? 6 comments jetbalsa Reply mr_mitm 11 hours ago The language I grew up with does use non latin letters, I can manage. Then again, it's only four of them, so I get your point ... but I can dream, can't I? ThunderSizzle 12 hours ago What Latin letter(s) are you referring to?The (classical) Latin alphabet can be fully described by the English alphabet. toast0 11 hours ago What about people who do not ((speak English?) or (even use Latin letters?)) cowboylowrez 12 hours ago unicode names spit jetbalsa 9 hours ago if I want to name my file <turd emoji>.txt I damn well will 1 reply →
mr_mitm 11 hours ago The language I grew up with does use non latin letters, I can manage. Then again, it's only four of them, so I get your point ... but I can dream, can't I?
ThunderSizzle 12 hours ago What Latin letter(s) are you referring to?The (classical) Latin alphabet can be fully described by the English alphabet. toast0 11 hours ago What about people who do not ((speak English?) or (even use Latin letters?)) cowboylowrez 12 hours ago unicode names spit jetbalsa 9 hours ago if I want to name my file <turd emoji>.txt I damn well will 1 reply →
cowboylowrez 12 hours ago unicode names spit jetbalsa 9 hours ago if I want to name my file <turd emoji>.txt I damn well will 1 reply →
The language I grew up with does use non latin letters, I can manage. Then again, it's only four of them, so I get your point ... but I can dream, can't I?
What Latin letter(s) are you referring to?
The (classical) Latin alphabet can be fully described by the English alphabet.
What about people who do not ((speak English?) or (even use Latin letters?))
unicode names spit
if I want to name my file <turd emoji>.txt I damn well will
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