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>>/9901/ Moved to cold storage: . torrent? magnet:?xt=urn:btih:9c24b59f5eb7ec6e541a1484655aae7e051431f7&dn=ponibooru . where? "/zb/ipfs/", offline /ipfs/QmXt6L8GHqWTyBssbFYVhtvs8DWnGiQ32HMyJPNKLcRbLY HDD took 2.68 hours; 2024-03-20T18:47:40.093464060Z -> 2024-03-20T21:28:38.431252042Z . speed? 1 file, 24.8 MB/s (239554249564 B / 9658 sec) .7z is sucking, can't extract stuff from a partially-copied 7Z. Unlike .zip, can't do that with CLI program 7z. Also failed: WinRAR "rarlinux-x32-700.tar.gz". binwalk told me where the images are: > $ binwalk -ze --size=3 QmWict8io8pnoBQZpZMEWCbYfRW3TkZvDCfZRhzfNnqeBH | tail -n+4 Carve out this file: > $ n1=71968005; n2=71498489; c=QmWict8io8pnoBQZpZMEWCbYfRW3TkZvDCfZRhzfNnqeBH; stat -t $c.$n2 || head --bytes=$n1 $c | tail --bytes=$(expr $n1 - $n2) > $c.$n2 >>/9877/ > >https://dweb.link/ipfs/bafybeihvcxfqtlydt6le4zs2r7pyau6bc6vfi5l6xl2gkpfv5civh52cgu/100015.html > Needs pen tool Oh, I think he's referring to the pen tool in GIMP - used to make beziure curves and stuff. >>/9813/ > PrimeNet search for Mersenne prime numbers [now=32d left on M76804397] PrimeNet is like the original search-for-rare-numbers distributed/decentralized computer thing. (Not sure how decentralized it is, but it is an instance of distributed computing.) A later popular search-for-rare-numbers decentralized computer thing is blockchains such as BitCoin. With BitCoin, computers have to find SHA256 hashes which end in 3 zeros or something. Downside of BitCoin: mining works best with high-end GPUs. Monero (privacy-respecting currency) is a more fair blockchain because you can mine it with whatever CPU, so like anyone can do it. (Some hashes/checksums: CRC32=for very basic stuff, MD5=toy algorithm but better than CRC32, SHA1=after seriously tons of computing a hash collision can be made, SHA256=used by BitCoin and has had zero hash collisions in all of its history I think, RandomX=algorithm used by Monero and IDK if it is a hash.)