Todays new Programming Language. German C

@Toasterson This would be "K". Or "Z", depending on the sound. We hardly ever use "C" except in front of "H' (or "K").

@dat @Toasterson @ysegrim But we would call it by its inventors name, wouldn't we?

@dat @ysegrim @Toasterson DeRiKeTho?

@Toasterson The real horror is in the EBCDIC implementation which allows to spell the umlaut in "zurück" with the trigraph ??u

@henryk You have seen things™.