And if you can view that, you could have read the original, so that approach isn't much good,

That's why I posted a gif of it on my home node.

As for attempting to process the string, I was rather concerned that the last character of the email name was a standard ascii char, when all the rest where utf-16 encoded. You can see he has munged the main part of the domain name (for obvious reasons), but that made me wonder about the integrity of the rest of the string.