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> And of course, Japan being Japan, Japanese companies were really lagging to switch to Unicode and stuck with their shitty encodings for a long time. Not were
by pezezin 5y ago
> And of course, Japan being Japan, Japanese companies were really lagging to switch to Unicode and stuck with their shitty encodings for a long time.
Not were, are. I'm currently living in Japan, and most of the emails I receive are encoded in Shift-JIS or ISO-2022-JP. Many websites too. Thankfully modern software is quite robust and displays everything properly, but I still get the random mojibake from time to time.