Friendly reminder to always put a comma into your passwords, so that when your password is stolen the corresponding CSV dump will most likely be corrupted.
I thought that was still somewhat manageable. I was more shocked when I read:
Specifically, if the neighborhood name is over 38 characters, or if the half-width katakana pronunciation field is over 76 characters, the line will be split into two lines. The overly-long neighborhood field will be continued and all other fields will be duplicated.
FRIGN | 11 hours ago
Friendly reminder to always put a comma into your passwords, so that when your password is stolen the corresponding CSV dump will most likely be corrupted.
migurski | 14 hours ago
“It’s a CSV, how hard could it be?”
“Oh.”
alexk | 10 hours ago
I thought that was still somewhat manageable. I was more shocked when I read:
Why? Just... Why....?
ChrisDenton | 13 hours ago
People will go to any lengths to avoid using tabs ;)
jc00ke | 4 hours ago
And the group separator character!
fanf | 4 hours ago
I see comments like yours in basically every discussion about CSV, and it always seems weird to me to want a format that has most of the annoyances of CSV without its main selling points