OT: Geeks only

Anyone know if this works?
It's called "Total Archiver" and I can't find much info on it.

Here's one link...not the most confidence engendering sort

_Pack 440 MB to 1.5 MB and send as attachment_

"The compression tool with unbelievable high compression rate. It
surpasses even such efficient compression tool like Winrar or Winzip in
terms of the abilities. One of the advantages of this archiver is also
AES-256 encryption which is used to encrypt the archives. This is one of
the strongest encryption known for human (for example used only in most
advanced banks or eBay) I made a simple test to show You how big
compression ratio this tool offer. I take the latest demo version of
Microsoft Office (440 MB) and pack them to 1.5 MB (a little more than
one floppy disc!). Compression ratio 0,3%"

Features:

- Support ZIP files (compress and decompress)
- AES-256 encryption
- create SFX archives (for Windows)
- Windows GUI and console and Linux console version

Lookingglass...

...that's extreme geek slip...

Slip Kid...

Ouch!

I thought on the face of it:
_Pack 440 MB to 1.5 MB and send as attachment_
had universal appeal.
Yes, other than a straight up "It's smart & safe". I was begging for
lingo which might send my cells spinning. The warning was more for the
rest of the thread which could get dangerous.

dave (...relax and float downstream...)

Slip Kid...

We've had enough rain in the past day -- The street is fit for a
white-water run.

CDBaby:
Amazon:
per post, ez money