Interesting Characters (UTF-16, utf-8, Unicode, encodings)

[@jvsnyc]

Fantastic, this explains a lot of things that people can easily be confused about, and remains calm and clear thru-out, even when sharing multiple pieces of bad news / the sources of the complications and confusions.

[@ajbalaam]

Thanks jvsync, glad it was helpful

[@jvsnyc]

++rating for mentioning the Amiga (and Atari ST) with the MC68000 and its lovely assembly code that was readable than most of the C code I saw those years...

[@ajbalaam]

I did love my Amiga :-)

[@lockbert99]

Enjoyed your presentation. Very helpful.
Not that it matters, but back in the IBM mainframe days in the USA, we pronounced it Eb - suh - dic . Or was it Eb-sih-dic ??

[@ajbalaam]

Cool, thanks!

[@schuyzerbytes6876]

This was really helpful and I understand this a lot better now, thanks!

[@simoo7755]

Very valuable knowledge gained!Thanks for this!

[@devope]

It's fantastic

[@al7aro]

Really helpful, thanks!

[@xiongxin8802]

that was helpful,thank you very much!

[@ajbalaam]

Thank you, glad it was helpful

[@shankaraklod]

Thank you!

[@dharanibollineni3289]

Hi I would like to make Unicode information web application

[@dharanibollineni3289]

Can you please help me how to start

[@ahmidahmid9303]

thank you that was helpful

[@JerseyZhang]

母母 does not mean Mother in neither Chinese nor Japanese. 妈妈 means Mother verbally 母亲 means Mother formally in a respect manner.
Single character of 母 in some Ancient Chinese books means mother, while 父 means father

[@ajbalaam]

Thank you!

[@Ajithkumarsekar96]

37:00 *Top 6 bits

[@justcurious1940]

not that complex to understand the problem is the amount of wrong information out there