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English speaker detected! Half kidding, but in my language that would be difficult. ÅÄÖ
by klabb3 3y ago
English speaker detected! Half kidding, but in my language that would be difficult. ÅÄÖ
- kiicia 3y agoĄĆĘŁŃÓŚŹŻ
- pornel 3y agoIt's also missing Kanji/Hanzi characters ;(
- jhbadger 3y agoPeople got by using non-English languages in the 1980s when most computers only used ASCII due to their US/UK origins. Many languages already had such substitutions established, for example in German umlauts can be replaced with a following e, which were sometimes used on signs using block letters where there was no space for umlauts.