A known local hash identifies the downloaded artifact. Remote presence verification does not prove a remote cryptographic hash. Local filesystem copies are checked against their stored hash and size.
The line in the middle was of course stolen from Kurt Vonnegut. More of his brilliant quotes here: https://www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/2778055.Kurt_Vonnegut
Books what I wrote, yo ► https://tinyurl.com/ycnl5bo3
Discord server ► https://discord.gg/76ybBSR (just in case that doesn’t work: discord.gg/exurb1a)
I also make horrendous music ► https://soundcloud.com/exurbia-1
Help me to do this full-time, if you're deranged enough ► https://www.patreon.com/exurb1r?ty=h
Did you like the music? Classical tunes were getting a bit repetitive so I thought I'd write some new stuff. You can download it in its full, awful glory here: https://soundcloud.com/exurbia-1/the-tesseract
If we happen to be living in a multiverse alongside billions of other nasty and short-lived universes, I think that makes our life-friendly universe rather special indeed.
If not, well, please keep in mind that cheesecake exists and everything is fine.