To be honest I don't really understand what he is saying in that reply.

But just in case someone doesn't understand it. These are the hashes:

Your site	Archived site
8eaf55f805d3d051dfc5151073ac9efd 3509c457c164d3a813c833cb9f62a990 f43d368fb63b177a65fb65c511d74962 a85492b89a34cfd7dbedc7f8c91c16e1 4dfd43d2da6e1a0b65802721a6f3babf      b9119f5f3fbdfdccc1ac3c5f22361626      eb5c6ed29f8559b68bf4aa75adb13560      896ae32161795e8901d72977d1eb9e71 9e88dfe532d59e30b9b78d845b4c0e59  87b1dd267ff439349095cc9c961e3cd6	8eaf55f805d3d051dfc5151073ac9efd fe3b7dee0cf7cb7ea552995675306786      f43d368fb63b177a65fb65c511d74962      a85492b89a34cfd7dbedc7f8c91c16e1      4dfd43d2da6e1a0b65802721a6f3babf      b9119f5f3fbdfdccc1ac3c5f22361626      eb5c6ed29f8559b68bf4aa75adb13560 896ae32161795e8901d72977d1eb9e71      9e88dfe532d59e30b9b78d845b4c0e59      87b1dd267ff439349095cc9c961e3cd6

Clearly 1 hash was changed. The archived site is on the well-known site archive.org, which is not a screenshot and cannot be "photoshopped". Also some of the unused hashes are still the same today so that "day changed" BS doesn't make sense either.