The text consists of standard text, Arabic characters, and unicode characters. Redditor alien_screw suggests the only part that matters is the unicode, stating the rest of the text is irrelevant ...

As it turns out, there was—and in some cases still is. The invisible characters, the result of a quirk in the Unicode text encoding standard, create an ideal covert channel that can make it ...

Unicode’s combining characters also causes problems when it comes to comparison and collation of text. These are characters which can be built from multiple glyphs, but they also have a pre ...

If you are a JVM user…JRuby represents the *only* way you can deal with arbitrarily-encoded text without converting it to UTF-16 Unicode. At a minimum, this means JRuby has the potential to deal ...

to automatically change display direction of your text. The generally accepted Unicode standard is used to encode, represent and process text in most of the world's languages. In addition to text ...

"Any Unicode character can be presented with text presentation," states the proposal, while emoji presentation is currently up for interpretation by the artist employed by the app or platform ...

The term itself was minted by Becker, who recognized, at the time, that there was no standardized multilingual plain text for computers. A proposal for Unicode was drafted in 1988 and the non ...

SEE ALSO: Apple uses Siri in workaround for iPhone Messages crash bug Instead, a thousands-character-long string of invisible Unicode text, which accompanies the dot, does the damage. The text is ...

But in fact, this system already exists: Unicode. Unicode is the universal numbering system for text, and text is the fundamental building block of the internet. In Unicode, every character has a ...