I just finished my CPU-based tripcode searcher!
https://github.com/microsounds/tripforce
I don't have any modern hardware to test it on, so please run it and tell me how well it runs on modern CPUs. It's multi-threaded, so it should also serve as a nice benchmark.
My 9 year old C2D maxes out at 314 kTrips/s.TRIP: '!s6AKARI0gc' -> PASS: '_6U>2'tb' @ 304.57 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!SwJ3takARI' -> PASS: '2:nT``ZZ' @ 308.14 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!Fn6daKarIE' -> PASS: 'Bu_p`"=4' @ 307.80 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!kMAkaRiBhs' -> PASS: 'RK{Xi;:N' @ 307.79 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!kYMXgakArI' -> PASS: 'i:3gF9aW' @ 308.69 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!qGAkArIfT2' -> PASS: 'NrB)S=73' @ 308.28 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!nSSgbAKArI' -> PASS: 'pXtIo30]' @ 309.27 kTrip/s
have you considered killing yourself?
>>54012914
Wow, why bully?
Ill give it a try on my i5 750 in a few. Though i hate tripfags myself i see no bash your project since it helps you learn
>>54012877
She looks so adorable
>>54012933
ANSWER THE FUCKING QUESTION
>>54012877
Daisuki~
>>54013086
Have you?
botnet
>>54012877
it's never gonna be very fast on CPU (as opposed to GPU or ASIC) hardware
>>54013097
>>54013105
it's open sore, check for botnet yourself
>>54013127
>implying its not possible to obfuscate code
gfto with your botnet
worse than win 10 shills
into my filter they go.
>>54013156
>https://github.com/microsounds/tripforce
I just reviewed the code, there is no botnet
>>54012877
CUDA or GTFO faggot
>>54012877
>bakari
Thanks, I don't have a good GPU because those are botnet so I appreciate it
>>54013222
CPUs are botnet too you know.
I'll take it for a spin...
>>54012877tripforce 0.2.0
Copyright (C) 2016 microsounds <https://github.com/microsounds>
Released under the GNU General Public License v3.
Utilizing 4 threads.
----------------------------------------------------------------
TRIP: '!Sb1gT2h4x.' -> PASS: 'IBylxM.3' @ 411.11 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!k2h4x60t9U' -> PASS: 'q'MD$I"O' @ 410.10 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!bwG5P2h4xw' -> PASS: '-v'2U33M' @ 409.55 kTrip/s
Clang on Linux looks good
>>54012877
Well done OP. Now we'll get even more tripfag cancer.
>>54013239
Has to be done in Linux, I see. I'll start up one of my VMs.
>>54012877
>>54013251
i7-5600U
>>54012877
How do I convert it to an exe?
>>54013301
>windows
What does this have over tripcode explorer?
>>54012877
>>54013251
Again this time on gcc for gigglestripforce 0.2.0
Copyright (C) 2016 microsounds <https://github.com/microsounds>
Released under the GNU General Public License v3.
Utilizing 4 threads.
----------------------------------------------------------------
TRIP: '!XyhQV2h4xQ' -> PASS: 'z97LC}[Z' @ 343.89 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!32h4xy5wkg' -> PASS: ']2{gJ:j4' @ 345.57 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!xh9L2h4xrs' -> PASS: 'PH25NBd0' @ 173.55 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!WJG2h4xkqE' -> PASS: ',u6}Ko:%' @ 370.70 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!2h4xXDhzls' -> PASS: ' }D1DpB ' @ 350.46 kTrip/s
>>54013301
compile it, duh
>>54013269
doesn't this mean we can use this to crack their tripcode and post "I like dicks lol" ?
should mean less tripcodes, especially if you go for the more subtle troll (recommending arch/win10/osx depending on what tripfag hates)
>>54013335
compiling with clang yields a binary that only utilizes one care, what am I missing?
>>54013301
compile openssl on windows
statically link libssl and libgomp so you can actually run the .exe on other people's machines
i tried doing it and gcc on windows doesn't seem to support thread-local storage, so you have every thread printing the same string matches, and it's a huge mess
>>54013354
yes
also nobody does it because nobody cares, a tripfag can just change their tripcode, and searching 10 characters takes literally forever
>>54013301
>>54013373
tripforce uses openmp, and if it can't find it, it replaces all openmp code with null statements and dummy mutexes.
>>54013373
I would guess openmp?
read the includes in tripforce.c
the program info header shoud be output to stderr
>>54013354
By becoming the tripfag you help spread tripfag cancer even further. You're literally giving tripfags what they want, attention. The only real solution has been and always will be to ignore them or filter them.
In addition to this should you be lucky enough go trigger a tripfag (0.0000001%) he will just change his trip and you will keep fucking with him giving him more attention, and you will both jerk each other off like the faggots you are until you both kill yourselves.
>>54013385
When compiling with gcc it works fine and uses 4 cores, but the binary compiled with clang only uses 1. I installed OpenMP too, mhhh...
Hey OP, can you try to make it compatible with pcc? I disabled OpenMP support and tried to run it until I got segmentation faulttripforce 0.2.0
Copyright (C) 2016 microsounds <https://github.com/microsounds>
Released under the GNU General Public License v3.
Utilizing 1 thread.
----------------------------------------------------------------
TRIP: '!FDg5.anusE' -> PASS: 'vEo4r%:y' @ 25.04 kTrip/s
Segmentation fault
>>54012877
>Not secure trip code
>Not GPU based for amd
Aw cmon nigger try harder or at least make arm/MIPS compatible.
>>54013416
doesn't omp come with the compiler tho?
>>54013423
I was gonna say add -g -Wall to the makefile CFLAGS, but does pcc even support that?
if this was gcc, valgrind could tell you the very line where it segfaults.
>>54013439
>Not secure trip code
It wouldn't be called secure if you could
What temps are people getting?
Friendly reminder that the anime tripfags circlejerking over thinly veiled desktop threads are part of the cancer killing this board.
>>54013469
You new is showing. Lurk more faggot.
Nice job OP.
>>54013460
66-68 over here
>>54013452
>mfw I cracked it.
There are no tripcode explorers on Linux that are GPU based.
>>54012877
That's a nice project, How long did it take for you to make it?
Can someone generate the tripcode for "WewLAD" or wewlad or WEWLAD or possibly WeWlAd? Thanks in advance,
>>54013445
with the pcc compiled executable, I get0x00007ffff7a22e6b in fcrypt_body () from /lib64/libcrypto.so.1
when looking at it in gdb.
>>54013280
Xeon E5-2667 V3 with 12 cores under a VM...
>>54013545
#KZ3W5@MP
>>54013501
email me the secure salt pls
[email protected]
can someone generate it for pepe and anthony burch?
>>54013545
i spent more time rewriting bottlenecks than writing core functionality
i finished most of it in 1 night tho
>>54013553
>>54013553
for CFLAGS, change -lcrypto for -lcrypt
add #include <crypt.h>
and for line 436, replacechar trip[DES_FCRYPT_LENGTH];
withchar *trip = crypt(password, salt);
it will be much slower, but at least i'll know if it's a problem with your libcrypto
TRUMP 2016
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN
>>54013658
also, delete line 437DES_fcrypt(password, salt, trip);
Are the generation rates posted in here correct? Because tripcode explorer seems to generate around 3 to 4 million trips a second, even on my low end i3.
>>54013545
ayyy
>>54013299
i5-3320M
(so close...)
i7 4790K here
685.16 kTrip/s
66-68C
This doesn't wear on my CPU quite as much as other trip searching programs do.
244.78 kTrip/s on my Core 2 Duo L9400 @ 1.86GHz
>>54014033
no more than 70C on my T430. Turbo is on. It peaks at 650k Trips/s
THANK YOU!!!
next time make it utilise the GPU too
test
Am I missing something? This thing is running like dogshit.
>>54014164
>mac
found the problem
jokes aside, maybe too much threads end slowing down the program. Try with less threads
>>54014164
Hi, did you use my OS X fork? Just wondering if it works.
akari is molestable desu
got around 6 ktrips on my 2008 celeron 540 kek
>>54014162
ayyy.
>>54014216
How did you install clang-omp and openssl on OSX?
I'd prefer the build instructions to be reproducible and I don't have a mac to test your changes with.
>>54014164
no it just is that slow.
>>54013620
Now why would I do that?
I like finding stuff not sharing them.
testan
thanks akari-chan! *pinches cheeks*
>>54013469
And having a tripcode solver means that anyone who has a special snowflake trip can have it broken
You should try writing a GPU one too, since you can get some insane speeds from GPUs.
>>54012877
This trip looks better
>>54014278
;~;
blease
>>54014254
brew install clang-omp openssl
>>54012877
Mfw I can now be called F00tball45
>>54014216
No, sorry I didn't use your OS X fork; it was an SSH session.
oy vey
>>54013469
this
>>54014334
is adding -L flags manually the usual way to link libraries on OSX or it it just a brew thing?
I mean, if all it takes is installing it from brew, I'll merge.
test
>>54014124
same here. t440s w/ i5-4300U. hovering around 60 c
>>54014410
It's an openssl thing on OS X, check the pull request convo
>>54012877
Nicely done, thanks for sharing!
>>54014410
they responded to the PR, and it seems like it. Seems ugly as fuck desu, but not your fault
Oh my
(low) test
(low) test
fug
I wanna try writing my own in a different language OP. Do you have any references on the specifications of a tripcode?
Lel
>>54012877
Sweet! Now we can all be tripfags
this is not even my final form
>>54014500
Look at his code
>>54014500
from the code:/*
* Generating Futaba-style tripcodes:
* 1. Convert password to Shift-JIS
* 2. Only first 8 characters of password are significant
* Generating salt:
* 3a. Take 2nd and 3rd characters and then append "H." to the end
* Clamp salt string to DES character range './0-9A-Za-z'
* 3b. Replace any characters outside of range '.' to 'z' with '.'
* 3c. Replace any characters in ":;<=>?@[\]^_`" with "ABCDEFGabcdef"
* Generating tripcode:
* 4. Call DES_fcrypt() (fast traditional DES) with password and generated salt
* 5. Return the last 10 characters
*/
>>54014528
So this is essentially passing through characters through a dual-level lookup table and then hashing it?
>>54014547
crypt 3 is not a dual-level lookup table
>tfw
>>54014553
I'm talking about
> Clamp salt string to DES character range './0-9A-Za-z'
> * 3b. Replace any characters outside of range '.' to 'z' with '.'
> * 3c. Replace any characters in ":;<=>?@[\]^_`" with "ABCDEFGabcdef"
Because lookup tables will be faster than a branching for-loop when you're filtering.
oy vey
>>54014607
>>Because lookup tables will be faster than a branching for-loop when you're filtering.
Is this meant to be a joke or are you actually attempting to optimize something that doesn't even take 0.00001% of processor time?
If you want to bicker about terminology, replacing characters is a much better description for the task than a dual-level lookup table.
>>54014587
it compiles on armhf :^)
>>54014638
>are you actually attempting to optimize something that doesn't even take 0.00001% of processor time?
Why the fuck not?
>>54014658
Way better ways to spend your programming time.
>>54014645
Did you have to anything it at all?
trying gmake instead flips shit about an openssl include but I'm pretty sure I have all the dependencies
>>54014678
What the fuck
>did you have to do anything to it at all?
>>54014678
Sorry, I don't think I can help much. I happened to have the dependencies so `make' just magically worked.
But if it helps to know, I'm on Debian, not Solaris (right?)
>>54012877
Kill yourself faggot
>>54012877
Thank you akari, daisuki da yo
>>54014706
I checked my dependencies again and realized I didn't have libssl_dev, it seems to try now but still eats shit.
I tried just running it through GCC to see what would happen and got this out, but I'm not really sure what I'm doing. I don't mess with C development as much as I'd like to.
Hey OS X guy, I cleaned up the makefile a bit, does it work?
It should detect if you're on OS X when you run make or make install.
>>54014820
-lssl -lcrypto
>>54014853
Neato, that's more like it.
Thanks, my new favorite tripfriend.
>>54012877
You did good, Anon
>314 kTrips/s
OpenCL version where? You know, today bruteforcing on a CPU is nothing.
>>54015076
>OpenCL version where?
on your github soon, i'm sure
>>54015076
https://github.com/madsbuvi/MTY_CL
TRIP: '!jd9test/G2' -> PASS: 'HJoU^La%' @ 863.98 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!zgh4testN2' -> PASS: 'A[|@E,HE' @ 863.60 kTrip/s
i5 2500k
>>54015109
what's your secret m8?
you have literally the best speeds itt
>>54015125
No secret. Stock speeds i5 2500k on GA-Z68X-UD3-B3.
Kubuntu as fileserver/kodi.
>>54015125
Ungimped CPU
TRIP: '!pOvHo8cuck' -> PASS: 'UAQ5|![B' @ 875.01 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!fONUEkcuck' -> PASS: '/-{sY=fg' @ 874.27 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!AYsOSPcuck' -> PASS: '-0*!hPoR' @ 874.27 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!RWRcuckGEI' -> PASS: 'dxV]Xegs' @ 873.00 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!2XQafLcuck' -> PASS: ''28|G*$(' @ 873.00 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!zvcuck5Yws' -> PASS: 'Uc7z<N)5' @ 875.22 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!ecuckk8Y8w' -> PASS: '(lB1^84S' @ 874.47 kTrip/s
Goes even higher searching for cucks!
>>54015159
could you run tripcode explorer in wine and compare your speed?
>>54015191
Then i'd have to move my ass over to my tv.
But alright, give me a few secs. Going to test the tripcode program on my WS/GAMING RIG!!1one first.
Tripcode Explorer ran at 21M on my WS though.
>>54015220
Scratch that.
Have to download 700mb of shit, which goes against my feels right now as i'm busy being a pirate (12mbit connection).
>>54015220
>>54015233
Either way, OP's program seems to be pretty slow compared to explorer then.
>>54014278
>>54013233
>using a computer
>>54012877
Get raped and kill yourself, you retarded fucking faggot sack of shit with down syndrome.
VM on my WS (i7 5820K)
12 threads ate dogshit at 370k/s roughly.
6 threads: 480k/s (so close to blazeit)
4 threads: 938k/s
2 threads: 604k/s
I see a slight pattern forming around 4 threads.
>>54012877
wow great b8 m8, tripcode explorer pumps out 14m trips a sec for me
>>54015330
>TRIGGERED
i5-4440 @ stock
W10 with Explorer gave me ~11.4m/sec
I don't have the insider build installed so I don't have the linux subsystem installed, but based on benchmarks, you're running at about 2%
>>54015330
>all these angry impotent /v/irgin retards who have never contributed jack to the board besides shitty blogs/baitposts getting this bootyblasted
lmao
>>54012877
I get around 500kTrip/s on my i5 ivy bridge laptop
>>54015372
Also, seems like the passwords are wrong.
Just finished my own quick and dirty java implementation.Thread Count:4
WNMcUz.:sK8AakaRiM Count:632578 TPS:632578 Runtime:0
4cgZ:AkArIGo4MI Count:1726850 TPS:863425 Runtime:2
i4OSV:6VWInAKaRI Count:5559085 TPS:926514 Runtime:6
uGcGtxX:n6XqakARiQ Count:12795900 TPS:913992 Runtime:14
RU55:1RiZAKAris Count:12852964 TPS:918068 Runtime:14
y73V:wr0aKaRiFE Count:13971390 TPS:873211 Runtime:16
U.nIp:B/JaKarIDU Count:15311354 TPS:900667 Runtime:17
ksIi0Ij:PyAkARIk0g Count:15815729 TPS:878651 Runtime:18
7MoC:hGy87akarI Count:17279577 TPS:909451 Runtime:19
g90a4RR:O24i0akaRI Count:19242605 TPS:874663 Runtime:22
I should really have tested if this works
>>54012877
> CPU-based
thats pretty useless to be honest
i have an FX8320 @ 3.9GHz
defaults (8 threads) gets around 210 kTrip/s
forced to 7 threads gets around 220kTrip/s
forced to 4 threads with affinity locking them to even-numbered cores gets around 400 kTrip/s
so that's interesting
>i3-4160
>win 7
>vmware
>Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
>1 core 2 threads
>7.5 kTrips/s at best
no, im not installing gentoo, thx
>>54015500
also, it runs faster as a low priority task
default: ~340kT/s
SCHED_IDLEPRIO: ~400-430kT/s
>>54015397
Would you mind sharing it?
>>54013052
This, I want to cuddle Akari.
>>54015602
I just tried porting the Crypt I was using to Aparapi so it's like half broken now lol.
>>54012877
>>54012933
>>54013124
>>54013316
>>54013469
>>54013491
>>54014496
>>54015648
why are all of you posting pictures of empty rooms or a white/transparent background? Is this a new meme I somehow missed?
>>54012877
>>54012933
>>54013124
>>54013316
>>54013469
>>54014496
>>54015648
He Guys, i know it's offtopic, but would you mind sharing your akari collection with me ?
I feel like i'm missing those.
>>54015648
I wanna put her on my lap and teach her programming while touching her no-nos
>>54015561
went up to 8 kTrip/s
same setup but kali instead of ubuntu: ~50 kTrip/s
Neat as a hobby/personal project, but doesn't hold a candle to GPU based searchers like MTY or that one japanese dude's new one (that was up to 40-50% faster than MTY). For reference, on my 2011 era GPUs I'm able to get 800Mt/s with MTY.
>>54015809
Empty room bullying is the spiciest meme lately.
All anime posters, avatar faggots and tripfags should pretty much kill themselves. No wonder this place is shit with all of you shitposting here.
>>54015791
No worries m8. Might try porting myself then
>>54015812
here's one for you
I'll try it on my i7-2640QM when I get home in an hour.
>>54015879
what a luck that we have our quality 16GiB, pro & contra win10 shill, qbittorrent stalling threads
every. single. day.
>>54013344
I'm literally retarded and I don't know how to compile. Can someone do it and upload to Mega?
This is a cool program, but can you guys please chill with posting empty spaces in the image box?
>>54015922
go get MinGW and figure it out for yourself you lazy shit
>>54015882
I re-wrote some/most of my code real quick, it's by no means good but....
http://pastebin.com/K7XLBJkd
Depends upon (I made some changes to make it faster as well):
http://pastebin.com/jnVHtzvz
>>54015922
I'm on it but this crap is a pain in the ass which proves that the C language is shit, just like Linux
>>54016044
>covering the fact that you cant do it either
>>54016124
Thanks
I just rewrote the PRNG and got a 10% performance improvement.
Now I just need to rewrite it as a reentrant PRNG function to accommodate 4+ threads fighting over the same seed value.
>>54016223
Tell us when to clone, captain
Version 0.3.0 is out!
Now 10% faster and no longer subject to rand() seed race conditions, especially on windows.
>>54016969
Performance improved from 248.37 kTrip/s max to 255.76 kTrip/s on my Core 2 Duo.
>>54016969
I don't know what you did, but it was a miracle.
Before:tux@oniichan /m/D/t/s/tripforce> ./tripforce -i pride
tripforce 0.2.0
Copyright (C) 2016 microsounds <https://github.com/microsounds>
Released under the GNU General Public License v3.
Utilizing 8 threads.
----------------------------------------------------------------
TRIP: '!PriDEh7m66' -> PASS: 'Gm jjE?<' @ 192.49 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!dGpridEk4w' -> PASS: '>W$eqt/G' @ 192.62 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!ZzIaiPrIdE' -> PASS: 'IUc%xT84' @ 192.55 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!cmtLlprIDE' -> PASS: '?1E_Oi$z' @ 192.20 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!priDESv1tk' -> PASS: ' U'gz&R^' @ 192.51 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!ENAqfPRidE' -> PASS: '65KhvW$N' @ 192.71 kTrip/s
After:tux@oniichan /m/D/t/s/tripforce> ./tripforce -i pride
tripforce 0.3.0
Copyright (C) 2016 microsounds <https://github.com/microsounds>
Released under the GNU General Public License v3.
Utilizing 8 threads.
----------------------------------------------------------------
TRIP: '!Sv/GyPRIDE' -> PASS: 'Ur& *z$R' @ 1.10 mTrip/s
TRIP: '!tCipRiDeuc' -> PASS: '`g |(7*H' @ 990.64 kTrip/s
TRIP: '!pRide3EPo6' -> PASS: 'Ytyz+D/'' @ 1.32 mTrip/s
TRIP: '!APrIDeUpKM' -> PASS: 'iB7P-[NH' @ 1.45 mTrip/s
TRIP: '!qmVZUpRIdE' -> PASS: '-O5?:o1G' @ 1.45 mTrip/s
TRIP: '!GlCb3PridE' -> PASS: '1U`6;]3@' @ 1.45 mTrip/s
AMD 8320
>>54016969
>10% faster
Call me when it's 2000% faster and on par with other CPU tripcode finders
>>54017032
Apparently the race condition gives more than a 10% boost on multi cores >>54017025
>>54015830
she's in middle school you degenerate
>>54017201
You're right, if only she was younger
>>54017032
Is there yet a tripcode finder that uses bitslice crypt implementation?
>not cuda
fuck off to >>>/b/ and end yourself
test
test2
oh lad, openssl is impossible to compile on windows
>no wonder its written by linux fans
>>54017400
>cuda
>not opencl
How's those freedoms on your desktop, cuckold.
ahh I wanna try this out but I'm compiling stuff ;_;
>>54016162
thanks based anon
Pretty sugoi. i5-6600K 4.2GHz
>>54013354
>>54013269
You guys realise there are tons of good tripcode searchers already existing, and honestly ones better than this yeah?
This one has its strengths in being lightweight, obviously CPU based and native to Linux, but there are ones out there that will make well good use of an AMD GPU and crack trips faster than you've seen in your life, already existing that you can go download right now and have been able to for years.
>>54017639
name? link? i'm too lazy for this shit
You should use pics of the better Akari
but why
>>54017564
don't thank me, i'm failing. this shit is impossible to achieve
>>54017665
There's a shitload of Japanese ones from 2ch, but the only have on hand is http://harry.lu/mty/
I'm sure you could find more on the archives of /g/ and googling
beep
what is love
>>54017720
>>54017736
>>54017764
here http://desktopthread.com/tripcode.php
>>54017564
done
https://mega.nz/#!TYwh1TxC!WWkwabhg3BSa70li61NZs8E8dnjxA1MuYYETdhzcfjE
took me what? 3 hours?
>>54017784
oh and its single threaded for some reason btw
4690
so slow desu
how does this work
>>54015089
Yeah OP yours is really slow. This one counts in Mtrip/s. Even just on the CPU I get 35.327Mtrip/s, and the GPU adds another 102.375 Mtrip/s.
>>54017840
it's literally a single 12k source file, and it even explains what it does in a comment block near the beginning
toast
retoast
ching chong !
>>54017920
Pretty much the entirety of tripcode generation is in crypt3 and the 12k file does not mention at all how that works.
1.93 Mtrip/s max on i7-4720K OC'd to 3.5Ghz
66 degrees was max I saw
>>54015812
You probably won't end up reading this but for anyone else who wants sum fuk:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/9y2p29jcj5lqdom/%E3%82%A2%E3%83%83%E3%82%AB%E3%83%AA%EF%BD%9E%E3%83%B3.zip
>>54013416
>4 cores
Don't you mean 4 threads?
>>54018505
When you say want sum fuk, you mean she wants sum fuk in this archive, right?
>>54018597
Get your mind out of the gutter, anon.
>>54018624
S-so I'm wrong?
>>54018636
Could always download it and see.
>>54018505
Don't worry, you made me >>54015812 very happy.
Holy fuck your code is verbose. Also OpenMP? Why not use like, I don't know, standard threads?
Or are you thinking of creating a cluster for the sole purpose of cracking tripcodes?
Testing this out.
>>54019045
I'd upload more but that took nearly two hours on my connection.
testing my trip.
Should be !fAGGOtEvZc
>>54012877
Holy shit you actually got a GPL license for this
>>54019538
Eh... Do you think you buy these at a license store or something?
>>54012877
OP, put this on app store, and you'll swim in money.
Add a banner or something inside.
has anyone found !Fish2Mlhz2 yet?
>>54012877root@shitbox:/home/*****/Downloads/tripforce-master# make install
gcc -O3 -ansi -march=native -o tripforce tripforce.c -lcrypto -fopenmp
tripforce.c:7:72: fatal error: openssl/des.h: No such file or directory
#include <openssl/des.h> /* Requires OpenSSL via libssl or libcrypto */
^
compilation terminated.
makefile:24: recipe for target 'all' failed
make: *** [all] Error 1
root@shitbox:/home/*****/Downloads/tripforce-master# apt install openssl
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
openssl is already the newest version.
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
What do?
>>54020563
openssl-devel desu
>>54020574
>>54014033
>i7 4790K here
>685.16 kTrip/s
How? I have an AMD Phenom 9550 (quad core 2.2 Ghz) from 2009 that's getting 643 kTrip/s.
>>54020887
op updated it and it's much quicker now than it was when that was posted
>>54016969
>>54017025
>>54019538
If you're interested I got a few GPL licenses you can buy for cheap m8 if you pay with bitcoin.
I don't want to talk it down, OP, the little program you made sure is something nice, but windows user had this for a loooong time now.
>pic related
But anyways thank you, now I can use your tool on commandline, which really is nice.
>>54020953
Okay, that makes sense then. I was wondering how the hell my old as processor was doing better than the anons with Xeons.
testing
>>54012877
Hello everyone, if you're running Gentoo and want to install tripforce via layman I've now included stable and git ebuilds for it. Just add my personal overlay, sync it, and you should be able to emerge tripforce easy-peasy. Please pardon the fucked metadata by the way, I'm working on it.
https://gitgud.io/gitgud-software/gitgud-overlay
>>54014278
Seriously though, why not share?
Post some Akari porn
>>54012877
Now if only I actually had a reason to use a tripcode.
>>54021369
>Please share the the secure salts that make trips safe.
U wot?
nigga wat
this is 8 threads using asm AVX. still waiting for an opencl implementation that isn't wangblows only
I added build instructions for Gentoo and a precompiled binary Microsoft™ Windows®!
It's checksummed, don't worry.
>>54012877
I get 1.16 mt/s with this.
MTY_CL gets 9Mt/s on CPU on a phenom II x6, and 207 Mt/s on a 7990. Not only is your implementation shit, it doesn't even leverage something stupidly faster.
>>54022037
MTY_CL has builds for linux.
ayyy lmao
nice bitcoin miner
>>54012877
Rolling for bbbenis.
>>54012877
363.23 kTrip/s, redirecting output to a file in /tmp because xfce4-terminal is basically garbage
i3 masterrace (not)
>>54022574
This one should work.
>>54022210
630 Trip/s for windows? cmon man, gimme more
>>54022678
Why don't you try running a search?
I just got 570 kTrips/s on some guy's windows i5.
TRIP: '!Llcuck3Tkw' -> PASS: 'brN<>%!:' @ 1.66 mTrip/s
TRIP: '!tscuckMSnc' -> PASS: 'a]5B<zvL' @ 1.77 mTrip/s
TRIP: '!uNxZmYcuck' -> PASS: '4B %^Tm ' @ 1.85 mTrip/s
TRIP: '!AMOYKucuck' -> PASS: '@hKj-!<{' @ 1.85 mTrip/s
TRIP: '!E1Ui9Qcuck' -> PASS: 'Fz@I`i{x' @ 1.87 mTrip/s
TRIP: '!ocuckzptMs' -> PASS: 'aMYGHJAD' @ 1.87 mTrip/s
TRIP: '!suGzcuckoo' -> PASS: 'Oh%g&miq' @ 1.86 mTrip/s
TRIP: '!njZGqucuck' -> PASS: 'FlKMF;:0' @ 1.86 mTrip/s
Phenom II X6 1090 at 4GHz.
>>54013515
>IF I DON'T KNOW ABOUT IT, IT DOESN'T EXIST
>>54015089
>>54022333
MTY_CL requires a rather new graphics card.
>No support:
> All compute 1.0-3.0 cards
> Search may or may not work on these cards, if it does it will do so extremely slowly. On windows they are prone to crash the driver, so i cannot claim they are supported, but some cards might be able to run without crashing, albeit very slowly.
That rules out any pre 2013 Nvidia desktop GPU and any pre 2014 Nvidia mobile GPU.
>>54022731
Because it doesn't have any output till it finishes?
Also because if I get ~650 trip/s in random mode at 30% cpu load, and assuming its linear to the load, thats still nowhere decent at 100%
>>54022840
>Needs a new card
But that's wrong, AMD cards run it fine. Not my problem nVidia cards can't implement open standards correctly.
>>54022884
It's not caching anything and printing everything to stdout as it generates it, terminal simply can't keep up.
On your machine, ram usage would grow by about 40MB/s if you were actually caching it and the terminal still wouldn't catch up.
Or I could just throw out every N results to make it look faster?
>>54022902
Doesn't change how some people would have to buy a new graphics card just to brute force tripcodes, and it doesn't change how this implementation would run better for those people than MTY_CL.
>>54022981
ooooh im a potato, it doesnt have to be 10 char long
>1.24 Mtrip/s
>>54023141
Except even in CPU-only mode MTY_CL runs better. Assuming it's only running on one core on the Phenom II for whatever reason, it'll only scale up to about 6.7 Mt/s, whereas MTL_Cl is running at 9 on CPU alone.
What does it do?
