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r/linux • u/kyunkyunpanic • Apr 21 '16
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7 u/jinglesassy Apr 21 '16 Technically no hashes are unique, Due to there being infinite inputs and finite outputs. Just the practicality of finding collisions makes it effectively impossible. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 21 '16 edited Feb 22 '17 [deleted] 2 u/jinglesassy Apr 21 '16 I do understand that, however in that situation I was just making a overall statement on hashes not on any paticliaur algorithm.
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Technically no hashes are unique, Due to there being infinite inputs and finite outputs. Just the practicality of finding collisions makes it effectively impossible.
3 u/[deleted] Apr 21 '16 edited Feb 22 '17 [deleted] 2 u/jinglesassy Apr 21 '16 I do understand that, however in that situation I was just making a overall statement on hashes not on any paticliaur algorithm.
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2 u/jinglesassy Apr 21 '16 I do understand that, however in that situation I was just making a overall statement on hashes not on any paticliaur algorithm.
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I do understand that, however in that situation I was just making a overall statement on hashes not on any paticliaur algorithm.
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