Normalize sending each other large blocks of random numbers.
@mkj @cerebrate A picture is worth a thousand words!
@cerebrate here you go: 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
@cerebrate 361082135245200148372501242513722320739411702092316015724525311611819118109126252205106172246119112240172411752349715124822473218159768524516913311714324134226165129302151841554617986139202136205129758087121185302391131046717518223915973192220169187140227205171731261241653615435791061972361461812356624216211361321012071182149910712241153161618219011658124142274919415129211124245185111112118652512379418316919024222212993721032721448422843222841012201131841421517224613975192451188310178
@cerebrate It's too bad that it's kind of hard to squeeze a 2048-bit modulus' prime factors into 500 characters. Maybe if I go with Ed25519 instead?