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Split the difference with base 32? More efficient than hex, you can leave out the 4 easiest letters to confuse with digits and no upper/lower case problem. Ver
by upofadown 6y ago
Split the difference with base 32? More efficient than hex, you can leave out the 4 easiest letters to confuse with digits and no upper/lower case problem.
Verbal communication is a problem with any system that uses letters. In hex for example; 3, B, C, D and E all sound very much the same.
- RcouF1uZ4gsC 6y ago> In hex for example; 3, B, C, D and E all sound very much the same. We have a standard way of dealing with that in the form the NATO phonetic alphabet. So 3BCDE would be “Tree Bravo Charlie Delta Echo”