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 1603 [Reply]

Is there a downloadable program that will change the hashes of files in bulk for me?
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 1709

there actually was one developed by a guy on /qa/ before it got shutted down.
im not sure about the name though. gimme a sec

 1710

i cant find anything in my history but im 100% sure it was written in c# and hosted on SourceForge. maybe someone else can find it in theirs

 1713

>>1603
That's data that requires you to edit the video in some way, the closest you could get is converting it to other formats and then back to the original format

 1747

>>1603
why are you posting ukranians

 2264

>>1603
bummmmmmmmmmmmmmmp



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 1142 [Reply]

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 1256

>>1255
I just checked.

My god, Rust is an attack on the entire FOSS world. The Rust trannies are like the SS of globalism and we are the Russians...

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>>1256
>The Rust trannies are like the SS

That's it.
I'm learning rust.

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>>1730
Rust community will try to groom you if you're underaged.

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>>1142
thfgyx



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 1470 [Reply]

>VPN On
>Your internet still has to tell the VPN what to access
>ISP Somehow can't see this

>Tor On

>Your router has to connect through the first node to tell it what to access
>ISP Somehow can't see this

???
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>>1758
>I thought the whole point of VPN
Disregarding corporate and home server use cases

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>>1758
>If your self-hosted VPN's IP address is caught connecting to illegal websites or torrents, and lawyers/LEOs find out you are literally the only user of that IP address, won't they assume you're guilty?
Technically you are right.
That's why pedos and drug dealers use Tor instead of VPNs.
However if you are just downloading a movie, it would just not be worth it to try to sue you, since your server will probably be located in a different country, which would involve an international investigation and stuff.

 1768

DNS requests are encrypted albeit

 1771

>>1705
>>1754
kek what a fag. There will be a reckoning.

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>>1470
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 1495 [Reply]

Post web 1.0 gems

 1496

> 2006
thats web2

 1504

Web 1.0 sucked from what I heard, very good if you were a researcher though

 1748

>>1504
wait 'till you hear about web0

 1775

>>1748
Wait till you hear about newgroups

 2261

thas 2022



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 1735 [Reply]

does XFCE work with Wayland yet?

 1736

i hope not

 1737

>>1736
it does thoughie

 1776

Idc about wayland X11 4 lyf

 2260

sffsfgfc esfes fgg eg



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 1684 [Reply]

windows is better than leeknocks
apple sucks
android phones are based
NVidia is better than AMD
brave sucks gorilla balls
java is better than ru*st
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>>1684
FREETARDS SEETHE AT WHAT THEY CANT AFFORD!!!!!

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>>>1684 (You) (OP)
>FREETARDS SEETHE AT WHAT THEY CANT AFFORD!!!!!

 1778

Java is better than r*st cause java is c++ but slightly worse while rust is c while being incredibly gay

 1779

>>1703
I own a 2500$ ruggerized dell latitude, noob
Hacking your position right now

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>>1684
te wa



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 1749 [Reply]

Can someone explain this? Is this free windows 95 or something?

 1774

Yea when you isntall the OS it will ask for a key. The reason these are all oldschool keys is cause it's a reference to an old 90's anti piracy PSA (Don't copy that floppy)

 1777

>>1774
No it's because back then you could just use the same key on an infinite number of boxes. The new ones will check if it's already in use

 1780

>>1777
That too. Still.

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>>1749
mhgmmhfg



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 998 [Reply]

New 'toss
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 1763

I mean I can make a Windows ME program and it simply would not run on any modern PC because it used the DOS kernel.
For linux, it just depends on what dependencies are still awailable. I can probably find a bunch that are not in any content repositories anymore.

 1764

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 1765

>>1764
hes right albeit

 1784

>>999
Permission denied

 2257

>>998
btdgfxjh,mkmjk,



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 1653 [Reply]

What are the technological implications of having a perpetuum mobile?
>inb4 not possible
you can easily verify that this works using basic mathematics and physics.

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 1658

>you can easily verify that this works using basic mathematics and physics.
You are right, you absolutely can.
But such perpetuum mobile will not generate useful work (as in if you take away any energy from such engine, it will stop being infinite).
Plus, you have to have zero outside forces. So even tho the mentioned above engine is possible it is only possible EITHER way beyond the limits of our observable universe, where gravitational forces do not affect you (would unironically take tens of billions years to reach) OR at the centre of blackhole.
>What are the technological implications of having a perpetuum mobile?
Infinite energy heh. If it's small enough to fit in a car, it will completely destroy the economy around the world. Billions of people will go to powerty, millions will become insanely rich.

 1659

>>1658
I simulated this with a friction coefficient of 25% and assumed that turning around a corner would also lose you 25% of the velocity. The result was still that the ball was propelled away after the turn further than it was pulled in before the turn.

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>>1653
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 1567 [Reply]

im a motherfucking BUSINESSMAN
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 1638

>stuff you have to pay to use le good… because it just is!

 1644

>paying money to have a cia backdoor

 1646

>>1567
>@localhost

change it

 1660

>>1637
i wasnt referring to you. i was thinking more of the chuds who run rolling release meme distros that break once every 5 minutes because thats sooooo much more l33t than using ubuntu

 2254

tffffffffffffffffffffffffvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv



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