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Why can't these people understand that that 70% of the world consider ASCII to be "the computer language", not English, and UTF-8 to be "whatever soup that only
by numpad0 2y ago
Why can't these people understand that that 70% of the world consider ASCII to be "the computer language", not English, and UTF-8 to be "whatever soup that only works inside files and forms and can't be program manipulated"?
Maybe it needs to be communicated more often, like way more often, until it sticks.
- Muromec 2y agoWell, it's much easier to understand the difference when one and another are using different alphabets.