← Back to context Comment by ben174 8 years ago Thank you. I was going crazy trying to think of what the contents of that 42 bytes would have been. 2 comments ben174 Reply rootlocus 8 years ago Without any headers, metadata or padding and using RLE one byte for 0 and 8 bytes for the number of zeroes: 10^15 will easily fit 9 bytes and can be used to generate a file filled with one petabyte of zeroes. gberger 8 years ago Well, yes, but that's not ZIP encoding.
rootlocus 8 years ago Without any headers, metadata or padding and using RLE one byte for 0 and 8 bytes for the number of zeroes: 10^15 will easily fit 9 bytes and can be used to generate a file filled with one petabyte of zeroes. gberger 8 years ago Well, yes, but that's not ZIP encoding.
Without any headers, metadata or padding and using RLE one byte for 0 and 8 bytes for the number of zeroes: 10^15 will easily fit 9 bytes and can be used to generate a file filled with one petabyte of zeroes.
Well, yes, but that's not ZIP encoding.