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I've copied that exact command from 3rd party documentation. Microsoft didn't even bother to give a SHA-2 example in theirs. And maybe I'm spoiled, but could i
by pornel 8y ago
I've copied that exact command from 3rd party documentation. Microsoft didn't even bother to give a SHA-2 example in theirs.
And maybe I'm spoiled, but could it not require four switches of a "don't do useless thing" kind? It's as if `copy` required /ones /zeros switches to be explicit you don't want it to omit these bits.
- ben509 8y agoIt's a safety issue though. Only experts should run `copy /ones /zeros`, because if you get too many ones on one side and zeros on the other it can throw off your hard disk's alignment and void your warranty.