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I think he means "nobody cares about Unicode" in the sense that nobody cares about the technology itself. The guy in Japan probably loves that he can make a web
by ufmace 13y ago
I think he means "nobody cares about Unicode" in the sense that nobody cares about the technology itself. The guy in Japan probably loves that he can make a website in Japanese and have it look right on any system in the world. He probably loves even more that this just works without him having to know or care about encoding systems. Even most programmers using modern languages and frameworks can get away with not paying much attention to encodings and still probably have good support for international characters.
- contingencies 13y agoOK, thanks. So you've translated that "nobody cares" apparently means "everyone uses it and it works really well". And that's supposed to be a point? God, I must be getting old. (Edit: I am not getting frustrated with you, rather my incapacity to grok the original post.)
- jlgreco 13y agoI don't know why you are getting frustrated with him, he just (correctly, as far as I can tell) interpreted the above comment for you.
- mercurial 13y ago> The guy in Japan probably loves that he can make a website in Japanese and have it look right on any system in the world. That guy is probably using Shift-JS.