Here’s what happens when you get all confused with escape characters and Unicode characters in HTML. Fortunately, their food is still excellent.
For reference, here’s a great Unicode to HTML character list. I only knew about the existence of ⅛ of these… https://unicode-table.com/en/html-entities/
From a co-worker:
This is a screenshot of Microsoft’s new PowerBI dashboard platform. I needed to talk to their tech support so I clicked the “contact support” link and got this screen. Again, this is not a preview, or a beta, but rather their live support request form for a production product.
Look closely, and those informative knowledge base articles have topics like “Article 1” and “Long test article”, not to mention the ubiquitous, “Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet…” I wonder if they used the Lorem Ipsum generator for the text?
Seems lots of companies hire developers who forget the proper use of the String.Format() method in .Net. Add American Express to that list. I’m sure CF Frost is not happy about this. Take a look…
