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This program for M-x zone displays random MD5 hash strings when Emacs becomes idle. Internally it is computing the MD5 hash of each string to see if it is identical to itself. When it does, it will stop and notify you.
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kember.el --- Find the kember identity in Emacs Lisp
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This program for M-x zone displays random MD5 hash strings when Emacs
becomes idle. Internally it is computing the MD5 hash of each string to
see if it is identical to itself. When it does, it will stop and notify
you.