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In my last post on Hash Filenames , I showed a fast 40 byte escaping of a SHA256 32 byte digest suitable for use on Linux filesystems as a filename. This checked for the two bad bytes \0 and / , replaced them, and placed 2 bits per byte at the end to record whether the character was okay, \0 or / . One part of this encoding that I thought was neat was that the extra bytes at the end were…
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