Can someone explain why when things go wrong with Unicode, sometimes this happens specifically?
“Ü” = Ãœ
“ö” = ö
“ä” = ä
When files are transferred through FTP or stored on servers that don't accept Umlauts within filenames (or something like that) I find some files renamed to include these characters as replacements for them. What's going on here?
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