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How does this compare to printed base 64, then OCR? It seems more robust to print and recognize text than binary patterns. You can always type it out if you are
by WinterMount223 4y ago
How does this compare to printed base 64, then OCR? It seems more robust to print and recognize text than binary patterns. You can always type it out if you are desperate.
- rubicks 4y ago3750 characters/page at 6 bits/character gets you 22.5 kbits/page or ~2.8kB/page. Optar apparently does 200kB/page.
- 41b696ef1113 4y agoAt minimum, I would want to use one of the encodings that avoids oO0il1 ambiguity. Maybe settle for hex in a pinch.