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rhet0rica | 5 months ago
It also notes that UTF-8 protects against the dangers of NUL and '/' appearing in filenames, which would kill C strings and DOS path handling, respectively.
rhet0rica | 5 months ago
It also notes that UTF-8 protects against the dangers of NUL and '/' appearing in filenames, which would kill C strings and DOS path handling, respectively.
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