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I've noticed that the big file with Windows logs (the one in ~1,6 GB zip) begins with 3 non-ASCII bytes.
The bytes are not printed by any of text editors that I'm using - so I guess they are not UTF-8 chars neither(?). I've only discovered them while debugging my program that took this file as an input.
The file has some other non-ascii bytes sprinkled in here and there.
The 2kB sample of Windows log does not have these.
It's not a problem for me really but just wanted to point out that the 2k sample is not simply original truncated to 2kB.
And I'm curious what the original looked like. Was it like the big file or was it like the 2kB crop?
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I've noticed that the big file with Windows logs (the one in ~1,6 GB zip) begins with 3 non-ASCII bytes.
The bytes are not printed by any of text editors that I'm using - so I guess they are not UTF-8 chars neither(?). I've only discovered them while debugging my program that took this file as an input.
The file has some other non-ascii bytes sprinkled in here and there.
The 2kB sample of Windows log does not have these.
It's not a problem for me really but just wanted to point out that the 2k sample is not simply original truncated to 2kB.
And I'm curious what the original looked like. Was it like the big file or was it like the 2kB crop?
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