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identical pictures should have same size, anyway you are looking for tool or command that finds dupicated files on your hard drive, there should be plenty of information about that online.
fdupes.
CLI, fast for what it has to do (MD5SUM), and has useful options for deleting. Of course if you have multiples (backups) under different directories, the auto delete is dangerous. At least you get the list you can then run a script over.
The Ubuntu manpages give some examples that explain how to use -r and -R - really useful examples that should be in the base package IMNSHO.
I just installed fslint (thank you) to see if that may work
Also, I did try Google but the problem I was running into was it pulling results to compare to pictures side by side to look for pixmap differences, NOT duplicated picture downloads.
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