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That is "AT", isn't it? (No, it isn't, if you look closely enough.)
by fhars 2y ago
That is "AT", isn't it?
(No, it isn't, if you look closely enough.)
- smaudet 2y agoYeah...what I'd really like to do would be to give a character a "natural" background color, e.g. Then its simple for support to say "red is one, green is ell". But you can't just add a color to a character, because copy paste/rich formatting don't work everywhere, or even transfer well... Alternatively, if you use ⓪ and ⒈ it matters less if the user says "at" or "zero", and more that they didn't say "oh" or "one".
- Piskvorrr 2y agoIt's obviously a �. Or perhaps a □ . Maybe an ¾, on odd Wednesdays? (Unicode has its strengths. Making up replacement characters isn't one.)
- codr7 2y agoI happen to know that the biggest ski resort reservation system in Scandinavia contains a function called MaybeOnATuesday(), but to my knowledge it's never called.