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Um, that's mostly because there's no real need to substitute 'a' with '4', because 'a' is a valid hex digit. Same goes for 'e' and '3'. If you look, 'dead', 'c
by iclelland 16y ago
Um, that's mostly because there's no real need to substitute 'a' with '4', because 'a' is a valid hex digit. Same goes for 'e' and '3'.
If you look, 'dead', 'cafe', 'beef', and even '1ee7' are in the list.
- ComputerGuru 16y agoUm, I know. That's actually what I said - there is no support for multiple permutations. If you're geeky enough to be using hexadecimal seed values that look like words, you'll appreciate 0xD34DBEEF more than you will 0xdeadbeef. Or maybe you won't. But it's still a valid option, and IMHO, his algorithm shouldn't have ignored them.