Botanias matrix wings

Yeah no i'll just try and get it out of alfie

 

40% while having 24 threads of it's own is pretty impressively good, alfie doesn't even have it so

 

Oh really? then what does he mean by i will tell you in 2 days if nobody can decode it hm?

 

He was trying to get it himself, but he failed

 

just send it to google i'm sure they'll be able to decode it

 

google won't care for this small stuff, lol

 

unfortunately :/

 

Wait... John Smith was able to create clones of himself... What if there were 19 of them in one of the scenes?

 

So anyone ever find this? Or should I just spend half an hour searching the web to try to find it?

 

Search the interwebs and report back please.

 

-snip, i'm dumb
Actually about that, I'm still making a program for it, albeit slowly, if someone can figure out some JOCL programming and make a program to do it, i'd be happy

 

I heard this information MAY be stored somewhere in the Marianas web.

 

you are aware how long thats going to take right?

 

if you have a GPU cracker, not long at all, the problem is I don't have a GPU cracker up that will agree with me, it has to be done in java

 

why does it have to be done in java?
sha is universal right? so should work on any platform

 

for the Secure Random algorithm to work, unless you want to use C# + IKVM + a whole load of more resources because it has to go through 8 different translations when there's about 1 GPU language for c#

 

ok im confused why couldnt u do it all in c#? because as i understand it sha is the same and you planning on just throwing words at it?
CUDAfy.NET - Home

 

I already tried CUDAfy, it doesn't take to handling strings well, and since it's a UTF-16 string I can't represent it using a byte or character, and CUDAfy doesn't allow you to return nullable objects, you can use them, but it gets very annoying to try to use a variable when that variable is super volatile while a 24 threaded GPU is running at full throttle with 100% of your fan going off, I can't do it because I don't know of a good way to generate a small list of strings, feed it to the GPU, change ALL of the strings in the list at once quickly and efficiently, and then send them back to the GPU, and rinse and repeat, until I get a result, I'm a good programmer, but I am not John Carmack or anyone who writes code for the GPU, unless it's my recent project of super-heavy-duty undertaking of creating a Vulkan game engine inside of c#

 

I'll admit vazkii is hiding it well but it's near impossible to completely hide something on the internet
... I'm just bad at finding stuff there.

 

If it was on the internet, I would have found it months ago, some people don't have the dedication or knowledge, that is all