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harambe!

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and Susan flew out through the windshield, landing into a river far below.

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When she was running she ran the block 3 time

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Susan saw all the articles about her and her kidnapper got scared and let her go, she eventually got back to her family and scotty.

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About Unicode

On one good day, mankind invented electronic computers. They were adopted as a useful tool by various people all over the world. Everyone was happy.

But then, these people wanted to send their work, stories and funny jokes to each other in the form of text. And unfortunately, these silly people never managed to agree on using one language and writing system. That's alright, but they also did not agreed on using one encoding format for their text.

Legacy Encodings

You see, computers don't think in letters and lines, but in bits, bytes and numbers. So we humans had to come up with a way to represent text as a bunch of numbers... Easy! Just map a symbol from your writing system of choice to a number that a computer can handle. For example, in the text you are reading right now, the lowercase latin alphabet, a to z, is caried by the numbers 97 to 122 inclusive. But not everyone with a computer can read latin. These guys use scripts like Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic, Han, Katanka and Kanji, and they used the same numbertrick to encode their text. For example, the Cyrillic letter Д (De) is encoded as the number 196 in the Windows-1251 encoding where in the ASCII Extended encoding it is '─', a vertical line used to draw boxes.

So before opening a text file sent by your friend on the other side of the world, you first have to know which encoding they used to write that file. You can guess, but there are a lot of these old encodings, almost 60! So when you open the file, it might look something like this:

rcÁ=Óì·ÇX[ésô´-åøJ¦@e¹ýD0ý["§¬Æ¢eSSÔQ¦cûcWUnÛÇ/k5©¶§.ÖÒLÝSTtaöD:<%d·%ÄÜI/y¡þ,Ô±
f.ÉIlÃ"Ò£èfm mÎãSìnÕÏiàÇvø[å]/_~5L5°ô¬6×áÇÉL=É:²÷ÆTçß¨ìUEAwÜ[Í4±© Ñ³PEbÌ1%m"f_½
O`_¥Hð¢ÍA.©Ütæì²²_yèä'4ùuý¬ÇÿtMF-à9Òô@×I÷"ÊtÂî5&Ã½¥Zásq®^mTÕ{§bÀÜ´øFÁ³q0Ï¢®](é4

The correct term for this is mojibake.

UTF-8

So how do we fix the problem of having all these different encodings? Well, the answer is quite simple: just create a single big encoding that contains all the things and symbols. This is Unicode. Unicode specifies ranges of so called code-points or characters. It is not the actual encoding itself, that would be one of the formats used to encode Unicode points. The most commonly used Unicode format is UTF-8. There are other formats like UTF-16 and UTF-32, but UTF-8 is the most awesome format for Unicode because:

It can store anything.
Old encodings would require the entire document to be written using the same encoding and thus writing system, inhibiting the user from using multiple writing systems in a single document. With UTF-8 users can.

It uses a variable character length.
Unicode has room for up to 4,294,967,296 (4 bytes = 32 bits = 2^32) code-points. Documents and websites would become four times as large when each character is 4 bytes big. UTF-8 will use just one byte for most latin characters and up to four bytes for less common characters.

It is backwards compatible with ASCII
The first 255 code-points encoded by UTF-8 are exactly the same as ASCII. ASCII was a widely used format before UTF-8 became popular. By being backwards compatible, UTF-8 programs can handle files encoded in ASCII without having to re-encode them.

You may still encounter documents or websites that do not use UTF-8. Most likely on websites that use an eastern language like Mandarin. Why? Because the website owners don't want to blow their money on bandwidth costs. Sounds strange? Well, let me explain. Documents with a lot of latin characters are smaller in size since the most common characters are only one byte big. Other writing systems are encoded in Unicode ranges where a single character can be up to four bytes big! So these documents are just bigger than documents written in a language that uses Latin characters. An example of this phenomenon is the Russian social website, vk.com. This website uses the Windows-1251 encoding since it encodes the Cyrillic writing system in one-byte wide characters, saving bandwidth.

Nowadays, UTF-8 is the most commonly used text format on the internet. It is also the backbone of this website, without Unicode, Lenny and all the other dongers would probably be limited to the ASCII character range.

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On one good day, mankind invented electronic computers. They were adopted as a useful tool by various people all over the world. Everyone was happy. But then, these people wanted to send their work, stories and funny jokes to each other in the form of text.

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SHE MOVED TO ANTARCTICA!

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Susan was found 10 years later online by her mother and she was reunited with scotty . /isabel

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Susan was found 10 years later online by her mother and she was reunited with scotty . /isabel

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She keeps running like a smart person and lives another day 

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She keeps running like a smart person and lives another day 

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Susan takes judo classes and kicks the butt of the threatening man.

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I don't have a basement though

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Nine years later, she is found as Vladimir Putin's maid in the Moscow Kremlin.

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She could have gotten her friends to come over, and gotten a Pretty Little Liars special.

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Susan stayed in her house because she knew she didn't have a basement.

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where were her parents, why didn't she tell them

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where were her parents, why didn't she tell them

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Her neighbor comes and hits her with her 💻 {laptop] and drags her into his [car}🚗

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she told the cops and arrested mr. Robertson

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She moved to Texas

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Susan's kidnapper was prosecuted and sent to prison.
She was eventually found and sent to her family.

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Susan ran out of the house and found da popo( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ಠ◡ಠ
ಠ◡ಠಠ◡ಠಠ◡ಠಠ◡ಠಠ◡ಠಠ◡ಠಠ◡ಠ

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She is discovered 10 years later working as an undercover spy for the Soviet Union.

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as susan was she tripped and fell and busted her lip and then she got back up and saw a dog while was running so she turned and ran the there way and tripped on the same stick she tripped on earlier passed out and then the neighbors called the paramedics

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Turns out she was playing ultimate hide and seek.

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She stopped and told her neighbor about what's happening.

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She could have gotten a knife and yelled into the basement that she had a knife and she did't come to play no games

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She could have gotten a knife and yelled into the basement that she had a knife and she did't come to play no games

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She should have stop checking the Emails. Then Told her dad

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Susan was not very smart and got in a car with some guy after receiving death threats. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)    ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)     ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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she emerges from the river

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They made a movie about Susans disappearance and she was eventually found because of it.

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They made a movie about Susans disappearance and she was eventually found because of it.

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She told her mom and they took it to the police

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It turns out it was a prank and it was all fake

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In the end they find her body without head then 3 years later they find her shrunken

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She told the cops and her parents. She was not Kidnnapped

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Went to the police and told them what was going on

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She told her parents and called the cops

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Susan body was found near the river and everyone was sad

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Susan locked all the doors in the house and even stayed in her room and locked the door there.

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Susan told her parents and they contacted the police and the police tracked down the email.

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Susan was found escaping from the criminal, and the man that drove the car got arrested.

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Susan goes into her basement to check if someone is down there and she would have found out that no one was down there and it was all a little joke and she could of sent them a message and said you know who she is and she's calling the cops on her and she could of been happy with Scotty.

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scotty finds her 5 years latter working at a Wendys

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Susan was found a week  later, having escaped the criminal man, and was simply lost a few miles from town.

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Susan was found a week  later, having escaped the criminal man, and was simply lost a few miles from town.

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They eventually found Susan three days later and the cider bully had consequences for what she did.

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Susan takes it as a joke, stays in the house, and doesn't worry about it.

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Susan will be found and everything would be okay and The mean girl would go to jail or something

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before kidnaped Susan did not decide to get into the vehicle and keep running until she reach the ice cream pallor and her friend told Amanda to tell her what happened and the death threats stop but Amanda is put in community service for two weeks .

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before kidnaped Susan did not decide to get into the vehicle and keep running until she reach the ice cream pallor and her friend told Amanda to tell her what happened and the death threats stop but Amanda is put in community service for two weeks .

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scottie told susan that it was just a joke, and she took it that way

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Susan was running on the sidewalk and she ran into a pole and got knocked out, and she ended up in the hospital.

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Susan was found a week  later, having escaped the criminal man, and was simply lost a few miles from town.

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Susan was found a week  later, having escaped the criminal man, and was simply lost a few miles from town.

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Susan ran off, once she was abducted she was there was no hope for her to be found

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Susan would tell her best friend about it and let him investigate who did it. If so, then she would talk to her and discuss why she did it

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Susan told her parents, and her parents told the police. when they told the police, the police put a stop to it immediately.

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scottie went after her like in TAKEN

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Susan told her parents about the emails. Amanda gets put in jail and susan and scottie date.

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Susan will be found and reunited with her parents and friends. Susan an Scotty will be

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Susan was found the next week and is dating Scotty. Then she had those emails again and told the cops and the finally caught the man kidnapping kids.

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susan tells her parents about the emails and they prevent her from being stolen

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Susan was found and was returned

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susan told her friends about the messages she has reached though her email. the person who ema

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Susan told her parents, and before getting into the car, they intervened. 

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Susan told her parents, and before getting into the car, they intervened. 

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Susan was found 5 years later. Scottie was in high school and met back up with scottie. They dated and Amanda was put in jail for her whole life. She then was forced to watch scottie and S
usan get married

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Susan told the police about the weird death-threat emails, they did nothing. The kidnapper takes Susan, and later on the police find her

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Susan keeps on running until her parents get home and the tell the police