At DEFCON 22, Dan Kaminsky and I talked a little bit about something I built which he dubbed "Storybits[1]". Storybits can reversibly transform short strings of binary data into a series of words designed to produce a mental image. Order of the words does not matter, and many typos can be corrected automatically. I already had working code at the time of that talk, but since then it's just been sitting around on my computer. People have been asking about it, so I put it up on GitHub, though it's still a hacky prototype. I've thrown together a demo and written a bit about how it works.