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The real information would be what version of PS this was implemented in (my guess is CC) and to make sure you have the version right before it. :)
Edit: looks like the first CS. https://m.slashdot.org/story/42050
More proprietary software treating their users like criminals as the default.
More proprietary software treating their users like criminals as the default.
Discovered this by accident once when I was playing around with a high-res scanner at work and did a dollar bill for fun.
what happened? did a huge Secret Service warning pop up or something?
A few years ago I extracted the CDS logic and got it working in Linux so I could experiment with it: https://twitter.com/taviso/status/902997594460135424 I had planned to see if I could come up with an image that would still be detected even with significant distortion, and then print it on a t-shirt... The idea being you couldn't open a photograph of me in PhotoShop! :) I got sidetracked, but I should get back to th…
A few years ago I extracted the CDS logic and got it working in Linux so I could experiment with it: https://twitter.com/taviso/status/902997594460135424 I had planned to see if I could come up with an image that would still be detected even with significant distortion, and then print it on a t-shirt... The idea being you couldn't open a photograph of me in PhotoShop! :) I got sidetracked, but I should get back to th…
You could sell this image as an nft.
More proprietary software treating their users like criminals as the default.
What legitimate use case can you think of where the benefit of faithfully reproducing currency is not outweighed by the need to prevent the proliferation of counterfeit currency?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
What legitimate use case can you think of where the benefit of faithfully reproducing currency is not outweighed by the need to prevent the proliferation of counterfeit currency?
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