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-title: "The dirtiest mistakes of OS X"
-date: 2016-01-14T01:02:52-08:00
-date_display: January 14, 2016
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-I must have written about this elsewhere, but here are my top three:
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-1. `.DS_Store`. Finder litters faster than one could clean up.
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-2. HFS+ NFD*.[^nfd] Heard of the cursed encoding `UTF8-MAC`? Pure Evil. Culprit of
-   tons of garbled text issues (especially cross platform ones) and probably
-   most length miscalculation issues. Even Apple's Terminal.app can't do NFD
-   right. I wonder how Korean users navigate their filesystems in terminal.
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-3. Plist XML. It's XML, but even worse.
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-[^nfd]: NFD with an asterisk, i.e., not even NFD. According to Apple in
-    [an old Technical Q&A](https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/qa/qa1173/_index.html),
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-    > The terms used in this Q&A, precomposed and decomposed, roughly
-    > correspond to Unicode Normal Forms C and D, respectively. However, most
-    > volume formats do not follow the exact specification for these normal
-    > forms. For example, HFS Plus (Mac OS Extended) uses a variant of Normal
-    > Form D in which U+2000 through U+2FFF, U+F900 through U+FAFF, and U+2F800
-    > through U+2FAFF are not decomposed (this avoids problems with round trip
-    > conversions from old Mac text encodings). It's likely that your volume
-    > format has similar oddities.
-
-    They are conscious enough to call these oddities.