A bit off-topic, but
>By special request from the police (mainly the FBI but probably equally
>popular with cops from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe) these things also have
>steganographic encoding of the copier identity in every image they make.
>
>Remember when we used to snigger at the Soviets for re
> He described it as a "high quality" photocopier. It must have been
> a really high-tech one that rasterised the image. It also must have
> had the page horizontally aligned to high precision because it managed
> to lose staff lines.
By special request from the police (mainly the FBI but probabl
it himself, personally,
...
So I learnt something about photocopiers!
Laurie
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Subject: [abcusers] Re: Antialiasing
Laurie wrote:
>One favourite trick of ink-jet
Laurie wrote:
>One favourite trick of ink-jet printers is to develop a blocked
>jet and this can do horrible things to horizontal lines of
>staffs. You tend to notice them at gigs when you suddenly
>realise the music is unreadable. Top or bottom lines are deadly,
>but the in-between ones are
