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28.07.2025 21:11
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``` Comment: What does this have to do with `java`? Comment: @GhostCat, it has to do with processing the text output of `curl` from a Java program. Comment: It seems to me that the problem is not about Java, but about the text encoding of the file. Can you try to open the file in a text editor and check the encoding? If it is not UTF-8 then you can try to change it using for example, the `iconv` command. Comment: @VasylKravchuk I have tried to open it with notepad++ and notepad, both say it's UTF-8. Comment: Try to open it with `emacs -nw -l M-x universal-coding-mode RET` and then `M-x list-load-coding-system