Yo, I use downlaod managers to scoop up images from galleries that you would otherwise have to scroll through, image by image. But one such gallery has gotten smart, they've inserted a hash into the file name so for example, 001.jpg becomes t=348124-4e01a22e0b484ade610667ea67d168c2be5e881a&n=001.jpg. And if you to try t=348124-4e01a22e0b484ade610667ea67d168c2be5e881a&n=002.jpg (the same thing. but with a 002.jpg instead of a 001.jpg at the end) you get the same image (001.jpg). They have like, 50 of the same image saved under that single hash value--does anybody know of a means of countering this somehow?