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I usually just use base62 (ASCII letters/numbers). Visual inspection/comparison of a long random value seems unlikely, and when you get into 10+ random gibberis
by nick238 4y ago
I usually just use base62 (ASCII letters/numbers). Visual inspection/comparison of a long random value seems unlikely, and when you get into 10+ random gibberish characters, you're just as likely to gloss over a transpositional error
- seveibar 4y agoBase62 is a great alternative! The libraries/alphabet around base58 are fairly common thanks to cryptocurrencies, but base62 libraries are generally available and easy to produce if needed.