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| boltar@cylonHQ.com: Sep 10 08:51AM On Fri, 07 Sep 2018 18:20:08 -0400 >> else you say is worth a damn. >And how exactly did uuencoded content specify its character set, and type, >Einstein? *facepalm* Listen, why not go look up how UTF8 works instead of ever increasingly demonstrating what an utter muppet you are. UTF8 doesn't need to specify a character set. Thats the WHOLE FECKING POINT OF IT! Jesus christ... >> FFS utf8 is 8 bit, thats binary as far as usenet is concerned. >No, utf8 is not binary. Try again. Yes, it is. Its an 8 bit format, usenet is 7 bit. You work out the rest you cretin. |
| boltar@cylonHQ.com: Sep 10 08:53AM On Fri, 07 Sep 2018 18:23:29 -0400 >> Congratulations, you can't spot irony either. >So, your claim of being an uberhacker, and the 2nd coming of Kevin Mitnick, >is irony? If I didn't read it I wouldn't believe someone who posts to a group like this could be as gormless as you. Hey ho, takes all sorts I suppose. >> will come as a surprise to precisely no one. >Indeed. You french are world-famous for your sense of humor. You even think >that Jerry Lewis is funny. I'm not french. Guess again. |
| boltar@cylonHQ.com: Sep 10 09:23AM On Fri, 07 Sep 2018 18:20:08 -0400 >> else you say is worth a damn. >And how exactly did uuencoded content specify its character set, and type, >Einstein? How did any document specify its character set before MIME came along? >> FFS utf8 is 8 bit, thats binary as far as usenet is concerned. >No, utf8 is not binary. Try again. Its 8 bit, usenet is 7 bit only. You work out the rest. |
| Sam <sam@email-scan.com>: Sep 10 06:52AM -0400 > >Einstein? > *facepalm* > Listen, why not go look up how UTF8 works instead of ever increasingly I know how UTF8 works. > demonstrating what an utter muppet you are. UTF8 doesn't need to specify a > character set. Thats the WHOLE FECKING POINT OF IT! The whole fecking point is that a random blob of uuencoded content is completely context-free. There's nothing about it that says "I contain UTF-8 text". For that, you need MIME. That's what MIME is for. It's not a complicated concept to understand. > >> FFS utf8 is 8 bit, thats binary as far as usenet is concerned. > >No, utf8 is not binary. Try again. > Yes, it is. No, it's not. > Its an 8 bit format, usenet is 7 bit. Usenet hasn't been 7 bit for a long long time. If you insist on living in ancient history, it's your choice alone and you don't get it to impose on everyone else, just to make it easy for your obsolete message reader. > You work out the rest you cretin. That's Mr. Cretin to you. |
| Sam <sam@email-scan.com>: Sep 10 06:52AM -0400 > If I didn't read it I wouldn't believe someone who posts to a group like this > could be as gormless as you. Hey ho, takes all sorts I suppose. That only shows that you don't know everything. > >Indeed. You french are world-famous for your sense of humor. You even think > >that Jerry Lewis is funny. > I'm not french. I'm pretty sure you are. |
| Sam <sam@email-scan.com>: Sep 10 06:54AM -0400 > >And how exactly did uuencoded content specify its character set, and type, > >Einstein? > How did any document specify its character set before MIME came along? It didn't. That's the whole point, Einstein. > >> FFS utf8 is 8 bit, thats binary as far as usenet is concerned. > >No, utf8 is not binary. Try again. > Its 8 bit, usenet is 7 bit only. You work out the rest. Insisting that the sky is purple won't really change its color. You can stomp your little feet, and demand that Usenet must be 7 bits, but all non- English writer will just laugh and point their finger at you – look, another one! |
| boltar@cylonHQ.com: Sep 10 12:13PM On Mon, 10 Sep 2018 06:54:25 -0400 >English writer will just laugh and point their finger at you =E2=80=93 lo= >ok, =20 >another one! Perhaps you'd like to explain to us why your newsreader is base64 encoding your pgo sig then? Oh, whats that, you've never seen it? Here it is: >--=_monster.email-scan.com-181043-1536576865-0003 >Content-Type: application/pgp-signature >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Oh, whats this? ^^^^ >-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- >iQIcBAABAgAGBQJblk1hAAoJEGs6Yr4nnb8l9DYQAPYAfnA8Mw+cambFb/J6apOn >7mwK7QIiOTy6FNTyOb8oKVj0/2jDRuOb5iM+7p49zXr+OgrSIZfExWan0+S9Fz2x etc. Education is very useful. You should try it sometime. >> I'm not french. >I'm pretty sure you are. You seem to think its an insult. If I had to choose between living in france or the USA it wouldn't be the latter. |
| boltar@cylonHQ.com: Sep 10 12:14PM On Mon, 10 Sep 2018 06:54:25 -0400 >English writer will just laugh and point their finger at you =E2=80=93 lo= >ok, =20 >another one! Perhaps you'd like to explain to us why your newsreader is base64 encoding your pgo sig then? Pardon, whats that, you've never seen it? Here it is: >--=_monster.email-scan.com-181043-1536576865-0003 >Content-Type: application/pgp-signature >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Oh, and whats this? ^^^^ >-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- >iQIcBAABAgAGBQJblk1hAAoJEGs6Yr4nnb8l9DYQAPYAfnA8Mw+cambFb/J6apOn >7mwK7QIiOTy6FNTyOb8oKVj0/2jDRuOb5iM+7p49zXr+OgrSIZfExWan0+S9Fz2x etc. Education is very useful. You should try it sometime. >> I'm not french. >I'm pretty sure you are. You seem to think its an insult. If I had to choose between living in france or the USA it wouldn't be the latter. |
| boltar@cylonHQ.com: Sep 10 12:14PM On Mon, 10 Sep 2018 06:52:02 -0400 >> Listen, why not go look up how UTF8 works instead of ever increasingly >I know how UTF8 works. No, you really don't. >completely context-free. There's nothing about it that says "I contain UTF-8 >text". For that, you need MIME. That's what MIME is for. It's not a >complicated concept to understand. For the type of content and the code page (or not) there's the usenet header field "Content-Type" - the clue is in the name. You don't need mime unless you really need multipart messages. And why would you post those to usenet? Try learning to use google. >> >No, utf8 is not binary. Try again. >> Yes, it is. >No, it's not. Ok, define binary data for us in the context of NNTP. |
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