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Not to mention the string serialization is also ugly...


If it's ever being turned into a string and stored or transmitted it's always better to use a standard base64 encode to keep the string to 22 chars instead of the standard 36/38 chars.

You can also use base85 and go to 20, but you get into some funky chars there.




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