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And how is that relevant? The point is to block people from opening the image in Photoshop, nothing else.
Or, you know, stop using Photoshop for implementing stupid things into your day
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we deadass printed a $7 with Nixon on it and i'm pretty sure we had one or two other stupid things too. lunch lady still took it. kids are assholes.
I feel like at some point it is on the adult for accepting a 7 dollar bill… Some places won’t even take (legal!) 2 dollar bills.
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Awesome idea! For anyone interested in the concept of adverserial clothing.. Medium size patch defeats/confuses person recognition: https://towardsdatascience.com/avoiding-detection-with-adver... Anti-facial recognition mask: https://towardsdatascience.com/fooling-facial-detection-with... Reflective anti-paparazzi scarf which washes out the wearer's face: https://theishu.com/pages/frequently-asked-questions Clothing…
Question: without modifying my acrual license plates, can i paint my car in a way that would confuse license plate readers? False plates elsewhere on the car? Lines to confuse pattern recognition into rejecting the true plate?
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Everyone else has mentioned the easy part - replacing the function entry with "return not money" The hard part is finding where that is. One approach is to start with the error string - find it in the file and put a memory-read breakpoint on it in the debugger. Trigger the error and capture the call stack - start working up the chain until you identify why that text was read, either the failure directly or a message…
> start with the error string - find it in the file This has never ever worked for me, unless it was some prepared example. There just never are any meaningful strings in the EXE.
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what happened? did a huge Secret Service warning pop up or something?
It’s a normal error message telling you Photoshop can’t open the image and a link to a site about counterfeiting, a little weird the first time you see it but nothing like those scary FBI warnings on websites that get taken down or anything.