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I imagine it is quite easy to reassemble a broken link with some extra whitespace or random characters (unless you really scramble it which makes the process of
by datameta 7y ago
I imagine it is quite easy to reassemble a broken link with some extra whitespace or random characters (unless you really scramble it which makes the process of manually "decoding" tedious). At that point you might as well automate the process and use base64
- yellow_lead 7y agoThis one. I believe I tried that but they are able to reconstruct them to some extent at least with trivial broken-ness