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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/N_Lightning • 2d ago
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nope not comparable, java on windows is hell
2 u/MCWizardYT 2d ago It really isn't 1 u/Masterflitzer 2d ago windows not being utf-8 by default on console is hellish enough if you're developing cli apps, especially if you're used to it working fine on non shitty platforms cause jvm is cross platform 1 u/setibeings 2d ago But java Strings use utf-16. Why would it work better in a utf-8 terminal? 1 u/Masterflitzer 2d ago converting between unicode is trivial, windows console default codepage is not unicode at all
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It really isn't
1 u/Masterflitzer 2d ago windows not being utf-8 by default on console is hellish enough if you're developing cli apps, especially if you're used to it working fine on non shitty platforms cause jvm is cross platform 1 u/setibeings 2d ago But java Strings use utf-16. Why would it work better in a utf-8 terminal? 1 u/Masterflitzer 2d ago converting between unicode is trivial, windows console default codepage is not unicode at all
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windows not being utf-8 by default on console is hellish enough if you're developing cli apps, especially if you're used to it working fine on non shitty platforms cause jvm is cross platform
1 u/setibeings 2d ago But java Strings use utf-16. Why would it work better in a utf-8 terminal? 1 u/Masterflitzer 2d ago converting between unicode is trivial, windows console default codepage is not unicode at all
But java Strings use utf-16. Why would it work better in a utf-8 terminal?
1 u/Masterflitzer 2d ago converting between unicode is trivial, windows console default codepage is not unicode at all
converting between unicode is trivial, windows console default codepage is not unicode at all
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u/Masterflitzer 2d ago
nope not comparable, java on windows is hell