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totally agree with the statement though i feel its not an objection over bzip 2 rather than how it was implemented in programs that apply it. but i'm not really
by saidnooneever 7mo ago
totally agree with the statement though i feel its not an objection over bzip 2 rather than how it was implemented in programs that apply it. but i'm not really 100% since admittedly i did not personally reverse engineer bzip capable programs to see the current state of afairs. I am simply going by descriptions posted in comments and general system knowlesge.
how to compress data has little to no relation to how this compression can be implemented in programs. How its implemented, will reflect on how the quality of the algorithm is perceived, becaus e the two are not seperate from a user perspective.