[tw] : Re: The Incredible Non-Uniqueness of an MD5 Hash

“Re: The Incredible Non-Uniqueness of an MD5 Hash”
From:	Jim Roepcke	In Response To:	1748 RE: The Incredible Non-Uniqueness of an MD5 Hash
Date Posted:	Tuesday, March 5, 2002 4:20:55 PM	Replies:	1

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On Tuesday, March 5, 2002, at 01:16 PM, Greg Pierce wrote:

> I don't think Don misread...he was just saying that there aren't an
> infinite number of URLs, which is technically true. There are
> certainly a very, very large number of possible URLs, but there is a
> finite ceiling to the possibilities.

Does the URL spec say URLs have a length limit?

Jim

Discussion Thread:

Re: The Incredible Non-Uniqueness of an MD5 Hash (by Steve Ivy at 3/5/2002)

I could be wrong but I believe the ceiling is 255 characters per spec. --Steve On Tuesday, March 5,
- RE: The Incredible Non-Uniqueness of an MD5 Hash (by Seth Dillingham at 3/5/2002)
  
  On 3/5/02, Steve Ivy said: >I could be wrong but I believe the ceiling is 255 characters per >spec.

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