acidencoded
acidencoded is a term used in information technology and digital media to describe a family of data-encoding techniques that blend textual representation with binary data. It is not an official standard and is primarily discussed in educational, artistic, and experimental contexts.
acidencoded techniques convert input bytes into a stream of printable characters drawn from a fixed alphabet,
Public discussions of acidencoded include several approaches, ranging from straightforward substitution-based mappings to more complex schemes
acidencoded is commonly encountered in educational materials, art installations, and experimental cryptography projects. It is used