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you could just search Yahoo! for the md5 sum and it gives you the answer on the search results page. Also, it's easier to just do the whole thing in firebug by
by bluesmoon 16y ago
you could just search Yahoo! for the md5 sum and it gives you the answer on the search results page.
Also, it's easier to just do the whole thing in firebug by rewriting the javascript on the page. The only thing I couldn't figure out was, what do you do when you get to 42?
- ithkuil 16y agobesides that 42 would be all you need to know about everything, searching yahoo only works for well known hashes, it won't work for an arbitrary hash like this.