Changing Screen Characters

Some webpages I go to seem to have blank square characters in the text where there should be a special character. Curious, I went ahead and opened a binary file in my text editor, KWrite.

Connecting from a Windows 7 PC via SSH to an Ubuntu server using PuTTY, I get some screen errors:

I.e. it:

"Double-draws" the selection inside Midnight Commander (MC). Other characters like line elements are drawn as the wrong characters (e.g. "â" instead of "|").

I connected to the same Ubuntu server with a terminal and SHH from a Mac OS X and do not get these screen garbling (i.e.

I wish I could post an image, but I'll try to describe my issue. All of the text (except within applications) looks to be scrambled or switching characters.

I installed centos6.3. When I run gcc, it outputs errors but the function names are surrounded by special characters like this ‘setup_connection’:

This same is repeated with variable names. I am wondering if the terminal settings have to be changed. I am currently using ssh to login to the machine.

Any inputs valuable

i tried search google and i found a lot of wordlist from 8-63 characters but i cant find 26 characters or 26 digits password for wpa wordlist.

example of 26 characters: 1609ASD890FQW9809090NHG43D

I only want 26 numbers and words combination including special characters,

is thier anyone knows where to get WPA 26 character wodlist?

thanks!.

Hi,

I have a value stored in x and I need to compare it to the numbers in every other line of a file. The file contains alternating lines of numbers and letters:

aaaa1111 AAAAAAAA bbbb2222 BBBBBBBB cccc3333 CCCCCCCC

I need to compare x to the numbers in every other line without the first four characters of that line. So I want to compare x to 1111, then to 2222, then 3333.

The CEO at my company has an Xperia T and has somehow gotten it to put a large line of random characters on the lock screen immediately under the clock. I cannot for the life of me figure out what he has done. I don't know android very well so I'm sure I'm missing something.

Any ideas?

I am learning Chinese using traditional characters. I just installed Smart Cangjie. It's in input method.

I am trying to manipulate a txt file and remove non-ascii characters from the text. I don't want to remove the line. I only want to remove the offending characters. I am trying to get the following expression to work. Please advise. Thanks

sed '/[\x80-\xFF]/d'