1. Base 64
Someone was interested in doing some work with base64 encoding. Here is the
URL that I used for an explanation:
1.htm
Basically, you parse the binary data into 24 bit chunks. Each of these
chunks will be represented by 4 characters. Each character represents 6
bits, and is looked up in a table. Pretty straight forward.
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