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Base32 encoding (via) I was on the verge of inventing this when I discovered that Douglas Crockford had invented it for me.
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There's a similar, incompatible base-32 encoding defined in RFC 3548. DK's actually looks a little nicer, but he needs to call it something else.
Lenny - 18th August 2007 06:41 - #
Er, here's the update in RFC 4648.
Lenny - 18th August 2007 06:43 - #
Earle Martin - 3rd April 2008 13:00 - #
here is a ruby implementation:http://github.com/levinalex/base32
levin - 23rd November 2008 02:22 - #
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There's a similar, incompatible base-32 encoding defined in RFC 3548. DK's actually looks a little nicer, but he needs to call it something else.
Er, here's the update in RFC 4648.
here is a ruby implementation:
http://github.com/levinalex/base32