Programming language file extensions that match ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code

 (bruh.ltd)

21 points | by speckx 1 hour ago

8 comments

  • skrebbel 0 minutes ago
    half of these seem incorrect, nobody uses .ru for ruby, .sc for scala etc etc. what's the point of a list like this if half of it is fake/hallucinated?
  • andy_parhelia 1 minute ago
    .sh is Saint Helena? I always assumed it was just "shell". Are there any file extensions on the list that are technically country codes but nobody actually uses them for the country?
  • inigyou 17 minutes ago
    Isn't ruby .RB?

    And why have I not seen loads an loads of .py domains for python? Paraguay is a stable enough country for this purpose. Do they limit domain names to residents?

  • zabzonk 14 minutes ago
    Bah, people who use .CC or .cc for C++ files deserve to be beaten about the head with a baseball bat. It's not clever.
  • cachius 56 minutes ago
    I love random associations between different concepts! And that the page title becomes 'Michaelsoft Teams' when inactive <3
  • jl6 37 minutes ago
    We must prepare for the possibility of a malicious secession of Exeter City, likely with Chris Martin as president.
  • internet_points 36 minutes ago
    Try also

        wget https://iso639-3.sil.org/sites/iso639-3/files/downloads/iso-639-3.tab
    grep -xFf <(grep -o ^... iso-639-3.tab) /usr/share/dict/british-english
    You can make whole English sentences out of ISO 639-3 language codes:

        woo yes, any fun car has the big dry cat, and thy ads are zen too; bye!
    using the codes of Manombai Nyankpa Anyin Fulniô Galibi_Carib Haisla Chitwania_Tharu Biangai Darai Catalan Ansus Tha Adamorobe_Sign_Language Western_Arrarnta Zenaga Xicotepec_De_Juárez_Totonac Pouye
  • yeputons 1 hour ago
    I thought Ruby uses .rb (not .ru), and Scala uses .scala (not .sc).
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