[,] why was this comma missing when this was pasted from gist? see history.
https://github.com/freedom-foundation/vernam-expert-telegram is a repository I made and starred along with the important documents. I stared this because communication is important - because docs have not much use if they cannot be sent and read. There are all sorts of instant messengers[,] chats, and emails and so forth online but none of them are secure. There is even a service called telegram. The vernam cipher historicly has a couple of names because it was invented by multiple people though I chose vernam because this inventor as I read used it to become an American telegram service business used in something important which was banking. I draw upon something that was already did before because it obviously can work. Now the vernam cipher has been called the perfect cipher because it is unbreakable: AS LONG AS YOU DO IT RIGHT. So you have to become an expert, the user has to know what he's doing. To do what? Send a telegram. Then this is the vernam expert telegram. (https://gist.github.com/freedom-foundation/60a757f3ba6af02a7cb1b1137597c232)
In order to cipher text the text to cipher must first be sure. Unicode is a problem, while UTF-8 works with ASCII it encodes it differently using double transformation codepages. I need a standard ASCII a single pure codepage. ANSI ASCII is considered. ASCII need's to be the system encoding Linux Kernel and terminal because if any tools are used or to display text I do not want other encodings to be mixed in. I would even go so far to say because all tools used to create a cipher should be marked trusted in a Trust_Rack they should even be in ascii into the sourcecode programming language.
ascii md5sum - A checksum is used to make sure.