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Considering the nature of modern "art" (ex.: "here's a hard drive containing $5M in stolen software!"), and owning a "This T-Shirt is a Munition" (featuring the
by ctdonath 14y ago
Considering the nature of modern "art" (ex.: "here's a hard drive containing $5M in stolen software!"), and owning a "This T-Shirt is a Munition" (featuring the then-controversial RSA-in-4-lines-PERL code), I'm perversely inclined to find such a "zip bomb" small enough to print the hex or QR code on one business card. The 42kb file is a bit big; any known smaller versions?
- DanBC 14y ago(http://www.maximumcompression.com/compression_fun.php http://www.maximumcompression.com/compression_fun.php) This has a 115 byte RAR file that expands to 5 Mb. You can probably experiment to get a file just small enough for QR code, with huge output. (Note that using obscure compressor gives a 24 byte file that expends to 5 Mb.)