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Character Encoding Fun with SMS Messages

There is a large overlap between values for characters in GSM and ASCII, but certain important symbols (such as $ and @) are not included.

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January 18, 2011

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Character Encoding Fun with SMS Messages

There is a large overlap between values for characters in GSM and ASCII, but certain important symbols (such as $ and @) are not included.

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Extracting a Table from a MySQL Dump

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We selected Monit for process level monitoring, and Nagios for server and infrastructure monitoring.

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Working with Embedded CDATA in XML Documents

In XML, CDATA sections allow XML markup to be embedded, but not interpreted as part of the XML document itself.

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On the Importance of Character Sets & Character Encodings in MySQL

When transmitting and storing digital data, one of the most important considerations should be the character encoding.

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Converting to UTF-16 and UCS-2 with Iconv

Unfortunately, character encodings are widely misunderstood, and implementations differ widely. A particular program may handle even similar encodings in very different fashions.

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Character Encoding Fun with SMS Messages

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