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Though, I have no idea how well they'll do with Korean. But, the point is, we only use English here.
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Though, I have no idea how well they'll do with Korean. But, the point is, we only use English here.
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i thought it was Chinese myself
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and your plugin what was the output for the question ? As long as it wasn't Kim Jong-un saying hey i got a missile pointed at you , if you can't answer my question then i will light the blue touch paper .. then i think we are Ok
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Huh... Now I tried it again and forced the extension to use Chinese - and it's an actual question about sharing keys. It's usually pretty good at finding the language, which explains why it was mostly gibberish.
Anyhow...
That'd be against their TOS, quite likely. Either way, it's not a question for linux.org to handle. As such, I'll lock this thread.
Anyhow...
That'd be against their TOS, quite likely. Either way, it's not a question for linux.org to handle. As such, I'll lock this thread.
Yes, it is Chinese.
With Korean, you will always find some round symbols sooner or later, eg the OP's text, translated to Korean, looks like this
I have Chinese and Japanese credentials, but no Korean, but it is easy to spot the Korean once you remember about those round parts to symbols.
Wizard
With Korean, you will always find some round symbols sooner or later, eg the OP's text, translated to Korean, looks like this
I have Chinese and Japanese credentials, but no Korean, but it is easy to spot the Korean once you remember about those round parts to symbols.
Wizard
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