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Don Knuth Serves UTF-8 Page Without a `charset`
by nicwolff 3y ago
Don Knuth Serves UTF-8 Page Without a `charset`
- rvnx 3y agoNo need. In his file, you can see UTF-8 values: ° -> C2 B0 ’ -> E2 80 99 UTF-8 is backward compatible with ASCII. So if you display files and pages by default in UTF-8 you are fine for both ASCII and UTF-8.
- drivers99 3y agoI used iOS Safari’s reader view to fix the word wrapping. The degree symbols did not display correctly though.
- JasonFruit 3y agoDonald Knuth not an expert on the boll weevil. Your point is?
- bombcar 3y agoHe might actually be. But that’s fine, he’s more concerned with printed works than digital ones.