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That's an uninformed confused argument. That blogers' links about "traditional" korean are about a few differences in vocabulary that have developed between Nor
by guelo 12y ago
That's an uninformed confused argument. That blogers' links about "traditional" korean are about a few differences in vocabulary that have developed between North and South. Nothing that would suggest that there are any differences in the characters used to type on a computer with. That's because the languages and characters are the same.
BTW, the original investigation on the locale concluded that the UTF8 character could be decoded with korean or chinese locales.
The fact that the hackers were using a korean (or chinese) locale doesn't prove that the hackers were korean, but it also doesn't prove that the hackers were NOT korean, as this blogger tries to do.
- saeguaiga 12y agoIt would follow neatly that the one linker offered His Unassailable Eminence was the one that would spit out strings in an accommodating way and dereference some political parties in the Americas, Pacific, EMEA and PRC. Also, just because it's a locale name doesn't mean it's not Korea (or a cipher for the GOP's inimitable MO for gov infosys.)