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yeah but I dont't speak their language and I don't interact with them. I never installed fonts for asian characters on my pc and it hasn't affected me whatsoev
by ShowalkKama 3y ago
yeah but I dont't speak their language and I don't interact with them.
I never installed fonts for asian characters on my pc and it hasn't affected me whatsoever.
My terminal (which is what I use to manage files) also doesn't support right to left text and it has __never__ been an issue.
- Tainnor 3y ago> yeah but I dont't speak their language and I don't interact with them. Pretty sure you're interacting with lots of people on this website who aren't English native speakers. > I never installed fonts for asian characters on my pc and it hasn't affected me whatsoever. My terminal (which is what I use to manage files) also doesn't support right to left text and it has __never__ been an issue. That's not "turning off Unicode", that's just not installing fonts that deal with certain character ranges. Pretty sure whatever font you're using does support more than just bare ASCII, though.
- DiggyJohnson 3y agoWe're all speaking English on this website though? Look I take both of your points, but this seems like a weak argument.
- Tainnor 3y agoPeople in this very thread have used non-ASCII characters? If people are going to mention local issues like the name of a certain politician (or even something like mathematics, with its special characters), non-ASCII characters are going to pop up. It's really not that hard to find non-ASCII comments on this website. Should such comments just not be rendered or what's your suggestion?