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Friday, September 9. 2005

In unserer LUG gibt es immer mal wieder Diskussionen, wozu man UTF-8 wirklich brauchen kann. Sten hat heute den ultimativen Grund gefunden: japanischer Spam:

Posted by Jens Kubieziel in Software at 21:55 | Comments (0) | Trackback (1)

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Sten demonstrierte erst kürzlich, was mit funktionierendem UTF-8 möglich ist. Joeys Versuch hingegen ist nicht so recht gelungen:

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