But in games with search functionality latins B Town will be burned more often because people that seeks revenge against greek and cyrilic B Ben will fight latin B Ben.
But here is an list
http://www.unicode.org/Public/security/ ... sables.txt

Its even more dangerous for example 'BΒВ' that looks the same character but is encoded as 'B\xce\x92\xd0\x92'. Which is latin, greek an cyrilic B. So when you make an character starting with B in online games an they say the name is already taken simply use cyrilic or greek B. You could even make Be...

Might be worth noting that á would also have worked in this example, of course, it also consists of multiple bytes in utf-8. Though you can get into normalization issues there, since your editor could theoretically save it as "a combined with a ´ accent". Did I mention unicode is great? D...

The first error you will get at \128 which is an follow up byte but \127 is an singe byte character so the start for \128 is missing.
But even more the bytes in the range from 128 to 191 are all follow up bytes. 192 to 255 are start bytes that defines the length of multi byte characters

But that's your equation, he didn't have one; he was giving you an example, and the series of numbers was, i believe, picked to approximate a curve he wanted to achieve. A bit unfair, calling him out on calculating anything wrong... Nope he believed that 5/2*(n²+n) will result in a curve like 5,10,...

So where do I put my two numbers in your equation? Seems it only takes a single number. I release its just 5 + 10 + 15 + 20 in my example, basically i want to get '5' but for a divisor which in my example is four. 5/2*(n²+n) gives for n=1: 5/2*(1²+1)=5/2*(1+1)=5/2*2=5 for n=2 5/2*(2²+2)=5/2*(4+2)=5...

Your equation is an square one not exponential
5/2*(n²+n)

WiiMotes are more like positional guns than real light guns.

Something like:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shape_extension
So you could make Christmas Tree in Löve.

Now you have interrupted him. He could have done double double post.