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9 авг. 2014 г. ... In fact, %EF%BF%BD is the url-encoded version of the hex representation of the 3 bytes (EF BF BD) of the UTF-8 replacement character. You can ...
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Hi there. I'm reading serial data using the serial component. However, from time to time characters are replace by a white question mark on a black diamond equivalent to hex "EF BF BD". I've learned it's because of trying to interpret the values as text, anything above 0x7F will be interpreter as a UTF-8 continuation byte, and will fail to parse due to the data not being UTF-8. I wonder if there's any command equivalent to the "ReceiveUnsignedBytes" of the bluetooth component, which will return ...
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Character, . Character name, REPLACEMENT CHARACTER. Hex code point, FFFD. Decimal code point, 65533. Hex UTF-8 bytes, EF BF BD. Octal UTF-8 bytes ...
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1 июл. 2011 г. ... When that character gets encoded back to UTF-8, this results in the byte sequence EF BF BD . You cannot construct the original byte value from ...
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Some bytes of my binary data get corrupted/are invalid bytes in utf8 and thus get converted to ef bf bd. Example - I can see the .ldb file has data like this (in sublime text) - 0100 0009 cb02 3101...
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27 июл. 2012 г. ... Bytes from a non-working gzip look like this... 1F EF BF BD 08 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 03 EF BF <- Red bytes should be 8B. This is the Unicode ...
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6. If we google for “ef bf bd” (chars from the beginning of the garbled image), we’ll see that it’s a “replacement character”, which is “used to replace an incoming character whose value is unknown or unrepresentable in Unicode”. That’s interesting 🤔
https://t.co/CE5FL4j7C1
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EF#BF#BD# Guitar Tuner · Loading Tuning Map · Loading Tuning Data · Loading an obscene amount of Chords · Loading an obscene amount of Scales.
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... EF BF BD EF BF BD EF BF BD EF BF BD 0A 31 39 | %PDF-1.4\n%����\n19` Below is the small reduced example - deploy, upload a binary file, go to Drive ...
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I’am trying to connect an Teensy 3.2 Arduino to my Openhab 2.2 using the serial binding. Most of the time the comunication works perfectly, but sometimes some strange bytes are transfered. For instance if the Teensy sends the Hex Bytes 02:02:A5:A9 the Openhab rule sometimes receives this: 02:02:EF:BF:BD:EF:BF:BD: I already tried switching the serial binding to BASE64, but that doesn’t change anything. I also enabled debug logging but I only found the same false bytes in the log after that. I a...