When a Major Software Company, which sells the Well-Known Operating
System that I and a few other people use and develop for, decides to add
character-encoding metadata to the file system of that OS, and when
versions of that file system that support encoding metadata are
widespread enough
2012/10/20 Doug Ewell d...@ewellic.org:
When a Major Software Company, which sells the Well-Known Operating System
that I and a few other people use and develop for, decides to add
character-encoding metadata to the file system of that OS
This already exists as a builtin functionality of the
Metadata that is separate from the data has a way of being disassociated
from it. Annoying, but a fact of life. This can be as simple as file
creation dates not being preserved on copy.
Metadata that is contained in the same file as the data, has a way of
being incorrect. Look no further
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