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Would someone take another crack at this? It works and I actually use it all the time, but it crashes a lot now. Also if file size and CRC-32 are the same is a 3rd check really necessary in normal circumstances? Hogburto posted:Is making a duplicate file finder a little too large in scope for this thread? Hoborg posted:Enjoy. gary oldmans diary fucked around with this message at 01:21 on Aug 8, 2018 |
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The previous program had a function to delete all but 1 file from each matched set that I used to use after double-checking the file list for anything strange.EssOEss posted:contents cannot match if checksum does not match
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Is there a way to make do a quick string replace in a binary file from the command line? Doing it manually for 1 file I would open up my ancient hex editor, find the string "So.Many.Dang.Butts", and type over it with "Just 1 Butt " (however many spaces needed to match string length). Probably stop after replacing one instance instead of going to the end of the file (option?). Then save in-place without rewriting the entirety of some big old 8GB file every time. It seems like this tool should already exist somehow. E: So many near-misses on finding this tool out in the wild. gary oldmans diary fucked around with this message at 03:20 on Apr 7, 2019 |
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What's the touchpad device entry look like in device manager?
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Making a dumb batch file to catch up on all shows for specified hours #-# would be so much easier.code:
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In powershell, how can I do something as simple as getting some temporary variables from a file name? Such as: FOR /F "delims=-_ tokens=1-3" %D IN ('dir /b ????-??-??_*.*') DO ECHO MM/DD/YYYY: %E/%F/%D gary oldmans diary fucked around with this message at 11:02 on Sep 19, 2019 |
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That's just the bridge I needed to progress. Thanks!
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