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RHash Program

“RHash (Recursive Hasher) is a console utility for computing and verifying hash sums of files. It supports CRC32, MD4, MD5, SHA1, Tiger, DC++ TTH, BitTorrent BTIH, AICH, EDonkey 2000 hash, GOST R 34.11-94, RIPEMD-160, HAS-160, Whirlpool, Snefru-128 and Snefru-256 algorithms. Hash sums are used to ensure and verify integrity of large volumes of data for a long-term storing or transferring.

Features:

* Calculation of magnet links and EDonkey 2000 links.
* Updating of existing hash files (adding sums of files missing in the hash file).
* Output in a predefined (SFV, BSD-like) or user defined format.
* Ability to process directories recursively.
* Portability: the program works the same under Linux, *BSD, or Windows.

RHash is written in pure C, small in size (under 200 Kb) and is distributed under an open source license.”

RHash Program

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Jeff Malmberg: Marwencol

Jeff Malmberg: Marwencol

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Remove the Unfounded Anti-Vaccine Message from your Ads

Remove the Unfounded Anti-Vaccine Message from your Ads

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Algorithmic Clustering of Music

Algorithmic Clustering of Music

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Free science-fiction books available on Google Books

This page lists free science-fiction books available on Google Books.* "You can read Google eBooks online . . . in your web browser" or mobile device, download them "in EPUB or PDF" formats, or sync them to your ebook reader or application. This is what it's like to live in the future.

* Specifically, it lists the free books tagged with a subject containing the phrase "science fiction". I expect the are several free science-fiction books not so tagged. In the unlikely event that you have enough time to read all of these, try digging around in the "Related books" at the bottom of each book's main page.

Free science-fiction books available on Google Books

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Let’s Get Short!

See also David Rees's "first-generation CUSTOM URL SHORTENER":

http://mnftiu.cc/2009/08/31/device-for-sale-custom-url-shortener/

Let’s Get Short!

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Device For Sale: Custom URL Shortener

"For fans of vintage technology, get a load of this first-generation CUSTOM URL SHORTENER. . . . You simply plug the URL Shortener into one of the internet pipes, grab a site with a long URL, then type in a new, shorter URL before releasing the site back into the pipe.

Device For Sale: Custom URL Shortener

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MK12′s History of America

MK12's animated documentary of how a war between cowboys and astronauts sparked the birth of a nation
You can watch it on Vimeo, or, if you set up an account, download it from them. In case you want to download it but don't want to join Vimeo, try one of these (inexplicably zipped) copies:

http://hoa.mk12.com/MK12_HoA_16x9_FullRes.mp4.zip 

Get a copy for your iPod and you'll have something to do while waiting for the fireworks (or in case of rain):

http://hoa.mk12.com/MK12_HoA_16x9_iPod.mp4.zip

(Don't forget to unzip before watching. No, I don't know why anyone would zip an mp4. Perhaps they wanted to be sure it would download instead of playing in your browser.)

MK12′s History of America

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Tim Minchin | Music | Interview | The A.V. Club

Tim Minchin | Music | Interview | The A.V. Club

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The Big Eat 2011 – 100 Things to Try Before You Die in San Francisco | 7×7

The Big Eat 2011 – 100 Things to Try Before You Die in San Francisco | 7×7

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Google+ Statistics on SocialStatistics.com

Google+ Statistics on SocialStatistics.com

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Atami – Wikitravel

Atami – Wikitravel

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