That would be quite useful. How would you crack it if used
by an opponent?
At 01:11 AM 5/14/2014, you wrote:
Alright, what I meant was
this: The judge ordered that the information be provided in
electronically-readable form. He meant, "not on paper",
because if it were on paper, that would be very difficult to actually
USE. My idea was to put the information onto pdf files, where if
you view the pdf file, it would look like lines of
"captcha"-type data: Weird, warped characters, in various
odd colors, overlapping lines, etc.
CAPTCHA - Wikipedia, the
free encyclopedia Specifically designed to NOT be
computer-identifiable. The essence of the presentation of the data
would be that it wouldn't be readable by 'computer' at all; it would have
to be decoded by human intervention...even though it was in
"electronically-readable form"!!
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