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            <h1>Don't know about you... but I'm feeling like SHA-2!</h1>
            <h6>Checksumming with Taylor Swift</h6>
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              <a href="http://www.ashleyblewer.com"><NAME></a><br>
              24 April 2015<br>
              Personal Digital Archiving
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"Nice to meet you. Where’ve you been? I can show you incredible things."

So this talk is trying to reach the lowest common denominator using the most accessible pop star and perfectly nice person, <NAME> to explain what's the the big deal behind checksums.

This talk is "Don’t Know About You… But I’m feeling like Sha-2!"
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            <h1>Hello.</h1>
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"Um, you don’t know about me? But I bet you’d like to."

And I wasn't kidding about the amount of Taylor Swift you're gonna get in the next five minutes.
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            <h1>Bro...</h1>
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CHECKSUMMING! "It's difficult but it's real." So what do people mean when they are like "Bro, do you even checksum your digital preservation assets?" 
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            <h1>Bro...</h1>
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In archives, we use checksums a bit differently than how they are usually used in the tech world, so I want to give an overview of what it looks like "from the other side" to help archivists understand ~what it all means~. "This is the golden age!"     
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            <h1>Don't know about you... but I'm feeling like SHA-2!</h1>
            <h6>Checksumming with Taylor Swift</h6>
            <h6>
              <a href="http://www.ashleyblewer.com"><NAME></a><br>
              May 2015<br>
              !!Con
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"Nice to meet you. Where’ve you been? I can show you incredible things."

So this talk is trying to reach the lowest common denominator using the most accessible pop star and perfectly nice person, <NAME> to explain what's the the big deal behind checksums.

This talk is "Don’t Know About You… But I’m feeling like Sha-2!"
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            <h1>Hello.</h1>
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"Um, you don’t know about me? But I bet you’d like to."

And I wasn't kidding about the amount of Taylor Swift you're gonna get in the next ten minutes.
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            <h1>Bro...</h1>
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CHECKSUMMING! "It's difficult but it's real." So what do people mean when they are like "Bro, do you even checksum your digital preservation assets?" 
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          <section data-background="img/tables_turn.gif">
            <h1>Bro...</h1>
            <aside class="notes">
In archives, we use checksums a bit differently than how they are usually used in the tech world, so I want to give an overview of what it looks like "from the other side" to help archivists understand ~what it all means~. "This is the golden age!"     
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