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There might not be 2^256 distinguishable objects but maybe someone can come up with 2^16 distinguishable objects and just string 16 of them together. If there i
by FqOD4xih7Uq6m9Z 5y ago
There might not be 2^256 distinguishable objects but maybe someone can come up with 2^16 distinguishable objects and just string 16 of them together. If there is one character off in a string of 40 hexadecimal characters it is hard to notice but that would be easier to detect in a set of 16 symbols.
- ReactiveJelly 5y agoMemorizing order in a set of 16 similar objects is too difficult for me
- FqOD4xih7Uq6m9Z 5y agoI don't think you would need to memorize the order, just compare them side by side to check that they are the same.
- nemo1618 5y agoIf you have the other avatar available for comparison, you don't need to do so visually -- the computer can compare the raw bytes directly.