>current year
>still unable to handle UTF-8
Current year
Joseph James
Other urls found in this thread:
appӏe.com
hackaday.com
xn--appe-xre.com
twitter.com
Jack Gomez
>using gnu crap seriously
Hope the poor pajeets will have all shit replaced with systemd soon.
Meanwhile, We, the patricians, are using openBSD.
Brayden Miller
>current year
>windows still runs UI rendering with kernel privileges
Cooper Perry
Your memes have been outdated since Windows 8 release
Xavier Price
Internalization is like minor annoying afterthought for western programmer but everyone else they have to deal with it from day one
William Barnes
>current century
>allowing unicode urls
Its like you're asking to get url spoofed, it's ASCII or get the fuck out.
Brody Wood
>make your urls ascii or i won't download this file that i desperately need!
Benjamin Sanchez
>desperately needing to wget someone else's files
You don't use wget at all, do you? You're just all sour grapes over your windows package manger aren't you?
James Gonzalez
>implying i'm a windows user
>implying i didn't pick a completely irrelevant bug report to my problem to make a shitpost
Oliver Sullivan
Blame C for it's lack of UTF-8 support.
Gabriel Morales
>Fonts
Oh looks it's nothing.
Now point to the usermode display server, oh wait
Jack Collins
UTF-8 URLs are a misnomer. They are handled in browser, converted to ASCII accepted codes.
Aiden Williams
Because xorg is so very secure.
David Wood
>utf-8 urls
Zachary Baker
>utf-8 urls
appӏe.com
Hello
Samuel Moore
Ah shit, it works from here, if you click through (for me at least):
Noah Evans
> what is wayland
Supercomposer by 2020
Easton James
xn--appe-xre.com
what the fuck
Kayden Sullivan
because acepoмтyкнх isn't ascii
Asher Cook
rms was right again
Samuel Bell
Ok can someone explain why the fuck this trick URL didn't work with Canary a week ago but does now? That doesn't even make sense
Isaiah Evans
I didn't know that today is 2012.
Xavier Diaz
It's a bug that has been open since 2012, it's still open.
Brody Martin
>finding buffer overflow on a legacy rendering for scroll bar that gives you privileged access on Windows 10
How is this meme dead yet?
Jackson Cook
That's a C problem
Jason Edwards
Rust does not have this problema tbhfamlam
Matthew Russell
C doesn't lack UTF8 support. UTF8 was designed to be supported by C.
Bentley Cook
>not using curl
Asher Collins
>Operating System: None
what did he mean by this?