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alicedig22
· 10 years ago
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You could just type what you were looking for in the search bar unless they were smart enough to change the name of the project
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realgirl
· 10 years ago
if they went to this extent do you really think that theyd just leave that
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noratek
· 10 years ago
Or ehe could search for a certain file Type !
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lilaloli
· 10 years ago
Or you see which folder has the more weight (i dont no if we say it like that)
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guest
· 10 years ago
Bytes. The word you're looking for is bytes
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lilaloli
· 10 years ago
Thank you, you learned me something :)
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guest
· 10 years ago
grammernazi, where are you?
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mythstory
· 10 years ago
you could have the file in the sub folders, but all of them are corrupted except for one.
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boredatwork
· 10 years ago
Right click, check properties, find one that isn't just kilobytes and you've found it! Too more time making all those folders than it would to find the right one.
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deleted
· 10 years ago
Search for the original hash, unless he has changed it. Then look for the greatest percenteage of match.
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funsunstanceplus1
· 10 years ago
Or you can just break the computer. Jk
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boredatwork
· 10 years ago
"The files are IN the computer?"
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guest
· 10 years ago
I carly
boredatwork
· 10 years ago
Umm I was going for Zoolander...
smitty
· 10 years ago
He should have gone with 42.zip. Much funnier
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insertcreativename
· 10 years ago
This is a repost and all these ides have been argued over multiple times
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saviourself
· 10 years ago
I like how the geeks are all over this for problem solving. What you need to do is download the project on a stick, and put hints to it's location in the subfolders. After deleting the original.
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guest
· 10 years ago
he had to spend more time to create them that she will spend on searching haha.
