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To generalize: why use n characters when you can use n-1?
by kylec 17y ago
To generalize: why use n characters when you can use n-1?
- byrneseyeview 17y agobc it sux On a related note, here's how to abuse the concept of URL shorteners in order to produce messages in which embedding a URL costs zero additional characters: http://www.byrnehobart.com/blog/steganographic-typo-based-url-shorteners-add-a-link-with-zero-new-characters/ http://www.byrnehobart.com/blog/steganographic-typo-based-ur...
- jacquesm 17y agoeven easier, every 64 characters are 64 bits, simply strtolower all the characters then make the '0' bits lowercase... No typos needed, still plenty of space. Maybe use a magic pattern in the first few characters to indicate a url ID is present.