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    From The Real Bev@21:1/5 to All on Mon Oct 23 07:29:29 2023
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    On 10/23/23 5:17 AM, candycanearter07 wrote:
    On 10/22/23 13:47, Wally J wrote:

    From those papers, I learned a few tricks of the trade to obfuscate
    repeatable image flaws, but I have no idea if those tricks really work.

    Thanks a bunch, I'm currently studying Stenography.

    Gregg is faster than Palmer. Do they still teach that? I could write
    pretty fast, but couldn't read my own writing worth shit. Same with
    speaking foreign languages. Or did you mean Steganography?

    Luckily, I'm hiding from the likes of Rod Speed (who had asked people to
    murder me, for which I contacted the FBI) and not a well-funded adversary.

    That guy has way too much energy and appears in too many newsgroups. I
    suspect he's a group, some members of which know something and others of
    which are purely disruptive.

    Yikes, what happened?

    Nothing.



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  • From candycanearter07@21:1/5 to The Real Bev on Mon Oct 23 10:36:50 2023
    On 10/23/23 09:29, The Real Bev wrote:
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    On 10/23/23 5:17 AM, candycanearter07 wrote:
    On 10/22/23 13:47, Wally J wrote:

     From those papers, I learned a few tricks of the trade to obfuscate
    repeatable image flaws, but I have no idea if those tricks really work.

    Thanks a bunch, I'm currently studying Stenography.

    Gregg is faster than Palmer.  Do they still teach that?  I could write pretty fast, but couldn't read my own writing worth shit.  Same with speaking foreign languages.  Or did you mean Steganography?

    Double checked the spelling on Google, its Stenography.

    Luckily, I'm hiding from the likes of Rod Speed (who had asked people to >>> murder me, for which I contacted the FBI) and not a well-funded
    adversary.

    That guy has way too much energy and appears in too many newsgroups.  I suspect he's a group, some members of which know something and others of which are purely disruptive.

    Yikes, what happened?

    Nothing.

    Ah
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