half of game dev: coming up with beautiful stories and interlocking systems that would make an angel weep to see them the other half of game dev: the reason the guard couldn't see anything was because his eyes were being blocked by his eyes
The best part of working for a company that is rapidly expanding into more unusual markets is that I am accumulating all these weird new national stereotypes in my head.
Like, all Georgians are serious ravers apparently? Literally they are in the work chat talking about how they can bring DJs and mixers to the big company party. Nobody asked, they just want to.
@fred@xiroux Funnily enough, even ISO Latin-1 is not enough to represent a wider set of the conversations an English speaker may want to have in English, only referring to English-speaking places, as many place names in the United Kingdom use characters outside of ISO Latin-1.
@fred@xiroux There is no "extended ASCII". There are many different incompatible encodings that include ASCII. You may be thinking of ISO Latin-1, or possibly Windows CP1252. Using any of them in 2019 is even less reasonable than using ASCII.
This form did not accept any of those encodings either.
@xiroux The thing I love the absolute most about this kind of only-ASCII-characters-are-real stupidity is:
You can't even write proper *English* with just ASCII characters! English has plenty of words that need characters outside of ASCII! "Naïve" is a perfectly fine English word, as is "coördinate", is a bit old-fashioned. To say nothing of "résumé".