Feb 16
does anyone else get irrationally annoyed with themselves when they forget alt codes?
no? just me?
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does anyone else get irrationally annoyed with themselves when they forget alt codes?
no? just me?
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Not exaggerating—learning the alt code for the em dash (ALT + 0151) has changed my life.
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I always have to look these up when I use them.Â
Neeeaaat. Found here.
When you need to shitpost™ but you are mostly on your pc so you memorise the alt code for ™
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Today I found out that I can create greyscale characters out if alt codes, so I created this nyan cat picture out of ascii
Alt+176
Alt+177
Alt+178
Alt+219
By the way: Alt codes.
Are you on a full-sized keyboard? Turn on Numlock. Hold down Alt. Enter these four-character codes on the numpad. Release Alt.
Alt+0150: –
Alt+0151: —
Alt+0231: ç
Alt+0233: Ă©
Alt+0239: ĂŻ
Those are the ones I use most often.
the only Alt Code™ you need to memorize tbh is alt+0153