# eagleai.online/tuesday — checksums of the two files offered on that page.
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# Lines beginning with # are ignored by sha256sum, so this file can be checked as it stands:
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#     sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txt
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# On Windows, run one of these and compare the hash to the matching line below:
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#     certutil -hashfile eagleai.html SHA256
#     Get-FileHash eagleai.html
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# This proves the file you are holding is the file that was published here: it catches a download
# that was truncated, a proxy that rewrote something, and a copy that was edited after it reached a
# shared drive. It does not prove anything about this host, because it is served from this host, and
# nothing served from one place can vouch for that place. Integrity, not provenance.
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# Each artefact also carries its own Content-Security-Policy pinning the script and stylesheet inside
# it by sha256, which the browser enforces on every open — so a file altered after you checked it
# stops running rather than running differently.
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cf2f7e556bbd023fbfcce12230deb2ddab0d20bc695834d18adf2cf08418a27f  eagleai.html
0ba315ad0ad8a6fc1613a59490097dcd3773918a3dde9be51e50ec1b0b69c72d  eagleai-timeline.html