one of the difficulties of chatting online with cool techy trans girls is that it can at times be difficult to tell a keysmash from an encryption key
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@gsuberland @foone i figured it out
hashcat -m 17400 -a 3 $HASH
made the fans spin and gave me the output.
@Byte @gsuberland congratulations for going to such effort for such a silly joke!
(no, really, congrats. I hope that was fun!)
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@Byte @gsuberland congratulations for going to such effort for such a silly joke!
(no, really, congrats. I hope that was fun!)
@foone @gsuberland it was
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one of the difficulties of chatting online with cool techy trans girls is that it can at times be difficult to tell a keysmash from an encryption key
@foone "do you want to fuck or for me to fire up the hashcat rig?"
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@foone "do you want to fuck or for me to fire up the hashcat rig?"
@xssfox why not both? maybe it's a cold winter and you need to keep the room warm
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@0 weird. It's simply impossible that there's two separate chats that feature both a Goddess and a kitten, right?
@foone polycule hash collision
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yeah I put in "gjsdfkhsdfgklbjdfghbkljfchbkljdfhgbkldfgdasfg" but the matrix messages are still not decrypting
@foone [unable to decrypt post
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@foone polycule hash collision
@0 I'm surprised it took this long to happen (a week), I imagine there's lots of chats with kittens and Goddesses is them
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one of the difficulties of chatting online with cool techy trans girls is that it can at times be difficult to tell a keysmash from an encryption key
@foone@digipres.club skill issue. If you make us keymash you should learn how to differentiate it from a key
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