- ascii (0 - 127 = 128)
- unicode hiragana (0x3040 - 0x309f -> 16 * 6 = 96 -- there are currently 3 blanks)
- unicode hangul (0x1100 - 0x11ff -> 16 * 16 = 256 -- HCF (Hangul Choseong Filler) 0x115f [1] and HJF (Hangul Jungseong / Jongseong (?) Filler) 0x1160 [2])
- periodic table (atomic number)
- first n days of the year (as calendar dates - though don't forget february 29 (day 60 = 31 + 29))
- i-ching
may be not good because could change...
- phone country codes?
[1] A placeholder character used in Hangul syllable composition to represent an empty initial consonant. via: https://invisible-characters.com/115F-HANGUL-CHOSEONG-FILLER.html
[2] It is used specifically for conjoining Hangul syllable construction, particularly to represent an empty medial (vowel) position. via: https://www.invisible-character.com/blog/unicode-1160