00:09:45<nirv>don't you love virtualbox and microsoft art gallery? https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/197420215363960832/957431136429162568/unknown.png
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01:48:52<nirv>Jake, I was about to destroy you in a video but I stopped myself. https://youtu.be/2mUNH9WOMxo?t=11591
01:49:13<nirv>instead, I show JAA how much imageviewers blow in linux
01:49:18<nirv>blow with a capital B
01:50:15<Jake>thanks, I guess, haha.
01:50:19<nirv>:D
01:52:22<@JAA>GNOME sucks, what else is new?
01:52:30<@JAA>:-)
01:52:45<nirv>so what would you use for a good image viewer in linux that comes anywhere near imageglass for windows?
01:53:06<@JAA>20:01:19 <@JAA> I haven't worked with a large number of image files for a while and don't remember what tool I used at the time.
01:53:44<nirv>well let me ask you this then
01:53:49<@JAA>I could go dig around in ancient backups (if they weren't off-site and offline), but...
01:54:46<nirv>suppose my current extraction of geo goes south. is there an easy way to verify the CRC of the geocities files so I can at least confirmed whether I actually have 100% set? has anyone made a sha32 or whatever it's called for the set?
01:55:31<nirv>because I'm flying blind here, really, and it's mostly why it's taking so long
01:56:13<@JAA>Not a clue. I never touched the GeoCities data, and it all happened almost a decade before I even knew AT was a thing.
01:56:46<nirv>okay it's fine
01:57:09<@JAA>Maybe the IA items are of some use. There are hashes there. CRC32, MD5, and SHA-1 I think.
01:57:20<@JAA>That's at the 7z level.
01:57:32<nirv>I learned the hard way though that those are the original files before the "patched" torrent came out
01:57:51<nirv>I was already using those to CRC check it and it fucked my files up royally
01:57:55<@JAA>I thought the patch thing only affected the torrent...?
01:58:09<@JAA>As in, files got corrupted on the machine that was used for seeding the torrent.
01:58:19<nirv>my understanding is the archive.org files are old while the patched torrent has some changes and slightly different files
01:58:38<nirv>so CRC isn't exact between the two sets
01:59:52<nirv>I had been using this method https://blog.geocities.institute/archives/3209
02:00:05<nirv>and it was great until I realized it was fucking up my set
02:00:43<nirv>it's fine I'll muddle through and think of something maybe. if this fails
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06:00:37<nirv>yup I knew something would go wrong
06:00:38<nirv>https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/872443255281844236/957519453816496128/unknown.png
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10:15:52<spirit>nirv: what do you need in an imageviewer?
12:27:40<HackMii>>Wanna bikeshed about the topic? >.GIF Just one of these 2 is required. Burn all gif's, they're still a terrible format outclassed in every way by png's and apng's: https://burnallgifs.org/archives/ Of course degenerates love using the gif format (completely destroying it so the losslessly compressed result isn't 4GiB) rather than any sane lossy video codec or lossless
12:27:42<HackMii>one.
12:28:45<spirit>well done
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17:23:05<TheTechRobo>JAA: Technically macOS is (was?) case sensitive, although there was a case-sensitive version of HFS+
17:28:20<TheTechRobo>Not sure about APFS, though, I stopped being an Apple fan a few years ago
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23:36:10<@JAA>HackMii: Can I borrow your time machine sometime?
23:39:44<@JAA>TheTechRobo: Looks like it's still the same with APFS. Case-insensitive (and presumably case-preserving) by default but can be switched to a case-sensitive mode. Interesting, thanks.
23:40:02<@JAA>By the way, for the Windows world, ReFS is also case-sensitive apparently. Although that's still useless if the Windows API isn't.
23:41:15<@JAA>Also, I'm reading that Adobe software often has problems with case-sensitive file systems. Why am I not surprised?
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23:59:52<TheTechRobo>JAA: Yeah, I saw a mention of problems if you make your Mac case-sensitive