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Yes. That is the only claim I have made. You can replace the first three bytes with two bytes using this method.
by TheAuditor 12y ago
Yes. That is the only claim I have made. You can replace the first three bytes with two bytes using this method.
- DaveK23 12y agoI've come up with a better compression scheme than yours. My scheme is exactly the same as yours, but you replace the first three bytes with one byte instead of two. Doesn't matter what byte you replace them with, because - just like your scheme - you can't get the original data back by decompressing it anyway.
- TheAuditor 12y agoyou can get the data back. do read the article and paper published.