im not even kidding. everyones password should be 20 chinese characters instead of 20 latin charactera. there are WAY more chinese ones so brute forcing your password would take actual ages
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your password can have emojis in it
Have you ever typed in Chinese characters on a keyboard? I guess not, because otherwise you would know what that comparison is rather obvious and flawed.
Got it, so that's the first thing I'll do once I start learning Mandarin
I have unironically thought that code might be easier to read/write/understand in chinese.
Translated SetSemanticFocus.
There are capital characters in Chinese?
I have no idea. I used a web translator.
that means google translate got it right for once, lmao
What is this the 1980?
have you heard about the nintendo entertainment system? it's coming out in a few years, right now it's all just rumors, but the top billed game is supposed to be about some plumbers who try to save a princess from an evil lizard. sounds stupid as fuck
Unbelievable... I'd much rather play a game where I try to earn merit badges for mimicking the terrain in war-torn countries.
Personally I'm a huge fan of bouncing a ball off a couple of sticks, but you like what you like, eh?
Always a fan of running around in a darkened room with pulsing lights and electronic music, eating strange pills and then being chased by colorful ghosts.
It saves screen space but uses on average the same memory. Variable names aren't preserved by most compilers in the binaries so it doesn't matter how long you name them.
If it was the 80's, the text would be gibberish because you can't figure out what the correct code page for the file is.
save more space and use emojis for function names
English bad, traditional state approved Chinese good.
Aren't there hundreds of thousands of Chinese characters? When you take the translate into account how many bites are you really saving?
i dunno, i just found out they were encoded with UTF-16. but c# uses UTF-16 for strings, so i went with a c# repo. that's right, i cloned a github repo just for a shitpost
The dedication of this man is irreplaceable! Color me impressed π«¨
Is this Mahjong?
Set language or something i read Japanese
Base 128,000?