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non-ascii characters
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The tag non-ascii characters on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about character encoding challenges, particularly how names or data containing non-ASCII characters are handled in digital systems. One thread highlights a presentation at BSides Las Vegas 2024 that explored the impact of non-ASCII characters on digital identity representation, including issues with unsupported special characters in standard character sets. Another thread touches on hidden system files and folders, which may involve non-ASCII characters in file names or paths. These discussions are relevant to Windows users dealing with file searches, folder visibility, and broader encoding compatibility in Microsoft environments.
At the recent BSides Las Vegas 2024 conference, Bård Aase delivered an insightful presentation titled "That's Not My Name," focusing on the complexities of character encoding and its impact on digital identity representation. Drawing from his personal experiences with a name containing non-ASCII...
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Folks,
OK, I've had enough of things I can't see. How for example, can I find and view all files
named "index.dat". If you enter this into the search bar, you won't find any, but I assure you, there are dozens on the typical system. And that's just the tip of the iceberg.
There're many...