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Verify a Downloaded File

Posted 02-10-2016 at 04:29 PM by tpalmerstudios (PalmerStudios)

Tags authenticate, md5, sha1, verify, windows

Whenever I download something, I like to be very sure on the authenticity of the file. The only way to do this easily is by using a cryptographic hash. There are two main types. First is MD5, and the second is SHA1.
Requirements:
1. A computer.
2. 10 minutes to learn (the actual process is only 1 minute long.)
3. Internet connection
How to do it: (On Windows)
1. Download the file needing to be verified. (I am using a Linux ISO. This file can be anything,...

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Kernel Patch for Wacom Tablet Crashes System

Posted 02-07-2016 at 08:19 PM by tpalmerstudios (PalmerStudios)
Updated 02-17-2016 at 01:37 PM by tpalmerstudios

Tags crash, kernel, patch, source code, wacom

If you have a computer that freezes when you touch your Wacom tablet when you touch it, you will need to install a kernel patch. This should work on any version of linux.
Requirements:
1. Computer running any version of linux
2. A Wacom tablet that crashes linux when used
3. Working internet to get source code of linux and patch
4. Willingness to spend 1 day to get it to work
5. Knowledge of the command line
6. Root access
7. Development tools and...

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Registered Feb 2016
Location Dallas, Texas
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