You can only type ~27% of my name with just ASCII (and even then one letter will not be exactly)... and i agree with you. If anything i'd go a bit further and s

You can only type ~27% of my name with just ASCII (and even then one letter will not be exactly)... and i agree with you. If anything i'd go a bit further and say that, sure, use Unicode in places where you can find arbitrary text like documents, messages, etc but anything that has to do with the 'guts' of the computer should stay away from Unicode (or at least treat it as data, like how filenames are treated on Linux). I disagree with the getting everyone on the Unicode bandwagon though, IMO Unicode has introduced a ton of problems exactly because it tries to be a ton of stuff at the same time. I don't know how exactly a better solution would be but i have a very hard time accepting that such a convoluted and error prone system is the best solution. IMO if decades later there are still issues with getting it right then there is something fundamentally wrong with the system itself and not with the applications and developers trying to work with it.