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It's filesystem-dependent, but a lot of filesystems treat filenames as just an arbitrary sequence of bytes. Most OSes sort of hide this from you, but there's no
by heisenzombie 4y ago
It's filesystem-dependent, but a lot of filesystems treat filenames as just an arbitrary sequence of bytes. Most OSes sort of hide this from you, but there's nothing stopping you doing weird stuff like:
> touch `echo 00: DEADBEEF | xxd -r`
> ls
'ޭ'$'\276\357'