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pamela o gianakis simera me kernaei potaki me ta dika sou lefta file

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For gods sake I was really starting to believe that I am retarded

You still don't care if itemname-e collides with weapongrp-e or whatever else. If they both have a hash of 1234 you don't care and it doesn't break the update process because they sre different files not the same file with different version Now if itemname gets changes and has AGAIN hash 1234 this breaks the updater, but the chance for a file to collide itself on another version is zero. Confirm this if you understand what im talking about

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH OKAY MATE UR A TROL

You don't care for safety, you care only for speed. You are not creating a hashmap here, hashes are individual for each file on the updater.

Lmao you don't compare the hashes between the files, filename is also a key so hashing values are individual, you can only collide with the same file not with others, you don't care if you collide with other files because you check the file name and path first

Even sumhash which is super fast could be also viable for a file updater maybe with some mods, and you are using a slow and secure hashing function that was designed for different purposes

The chance for the same file hash to collide with another version of itself is zero, go do your maths