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Professional explanation. But this behavior, I believe, should be fixed. Maybe just by documenting and recommending to add a zero to the `0b` prefix ( `0b0` ) ?

> It seems to happen with every nerd font In my environment this happens with any font and in any application.

> In my environment does not happen with any (of the two tested) applications Are you serious? These aren't even alphabetic characters... Firefox: ![ss-1](https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/assets/78153320/1f5ed0fb-32cf-43c3-bc0c-3a9538b39d06) Tilix: ![ss-2](https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/assets/78153320/f8190bd3-2e27-4f08-b820-c0afcda8ae28)

> It's not even a font... I edit it already ``` $ fc-list :charset=1D405 family DejaVu Math TeX Gyre DejaVu Serif,DejaVu Serif Condensed Noto Sans Math DejaVu Serif ``` ![ss-3](https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/assets/78153320/50a8a958-0d42-4d11-ba99-ea72d4f8fc0d)

Mousepad: ![ss-3](https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/assets/78153320/634d3e57-0667-47a3-96c4-55015541988a)

> Windows authentication is an odd beast. My understanding is that you can use ssh with the public/private keys and gain full rights if the user is already currently logged...

`iex "1$('*2' * 256)n"` :)

There are no errors if the correct file name is specified. If the argument to this parameter is a zero-length string, then the parameter is ignored. ![ArcoLinux_2023-01-27_17-01-26](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/78153320/215106092-d80099a1-3978-4da0-8efc-0d682c04c4b3.png)

> I guess we should have different behaviours for windows and unix It depends on the capabilities of the file system. The error is most likely due to the impossibility...

You can specify default value in the prompt. Something like this: ```powershell $prompt = "Enter value`e[s `e[2;3mabcde`e[u" $result = Read-Host $prompt if ($result -eq '') { $result = 'abcde' }...