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#1
23.03.2007, 10:37
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#2
23.03.2007, 10:55
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In article <dhb703dnbb7fher65sj4o9moettroo74u7>,
JAF <anarchSPAMKILLER> writes: > [..] Photoshopped, presumably. |
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#3
23.03.2007, 11:32
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On Fri, 23 Mar 2007 10:55:37 +0000, sam (Sam Nelson) wrote:
>In article <dhb703dnbb7fher65sj4o9moettroo74u7>, > JAF <anarchSPAMKILLER> writes: >> [..] > >Photoshopped, presumably. No, painted. Cynic. How about these, then? http://www.rense.com/general67/street.htm |
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#4
23.03.2007, 11:46
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In article <9aocd4-vrv.ln1>, sam
says... > In article <dhb703dnbb7fher65sj4o9moettroo74u7>, > JAF <anarchSPAMKILLER> writes: > > [..] > > Photoshopped, presumably. > Saw a brilliant Photoshop job of an orange frog turning into orange peel a couple of days ago. |
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#5
23.03.2007, 12:07
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In article <9aocd4-vrv.ln1>,
Sam Nelson <sam> wrote: >Photoshopped, presumably. Reminds me of a small craze last year where Mac users would set their screen background to a photograph of whatever was behind the screen, so that from the right angle the screen looked like an empty frame. The best one turned out to be a cheat - he really had removed the LCD panel from the screen. -- Richard |
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#6
23.03.2007, 12:34
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In article <eu0fum$2r4t$1>,
richard (Richard Tobin) writes: > In article <9aocd4-vrv.ln1>, > Sam Nelson <sam> wrote: > >Photoshopped, presumably. > > Reminds me of a small craze last year where Mac users would set their > screen background to a photograph of whatever was behind the screen, > so that from the right angle the screen looked like an empty frame. I didn't think they ever looked all that good. > The best one turned out to be a cheat - he really had removed the LCD > panel from the screen. There's a surprise. |
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#7
23.03.2007, 12:54
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richard (Richard Tobin) writes:
> Reminds me of a small craze last year where Mac users would set > their screen background to a photograph of whatever was behind the > screen, so that from the right angle the screen looked like an empty > frame. Why _Mac_ users in particular? Are they particulatly herd-like fashion victims? Ah, the answer is in the quesion, isn't it? |
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#8
23.03.2007, 12:58
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In article <87y7lo5dds.fsf>,
August West <august> wrote: >> Reminds me of a small craze last year where Mac users would set >> their screen background to a photograph of whatever was behind the >> screen, so that from the right angle the screen looked like an empty >> frame. >Why _Mac_ users in particular? >Are they particulatly herd-like fashion victims? >Ah, the answer is in the quesion, isn't it? Good theory, but I think it's probably just because it came up on some Mac newsgroup or website. Anyway, I'm sure Microsoft Windows will have it soon. The Linux version probably makes it look like a lot of burnt-out wiring inside the case. -- Richard |
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#9
23.03.2007, 13:06
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On Fri, 23 Mar 2007 10:37:44 GMT, JAF <anarchSPAMKILLER>
wrote: >[..] [url down] The geezer who paints these was on R&J last night |
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#10
23.03.2007, 13:24
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In message <eu0ist$2s1e$1>, Richard Tobin
<richard> writes >In article <87y7lo5dds.fsf>, >August West <august> wrote: >> >Good theory, but I think it's probably just because it came up on some >Mac newsgroup or website. > >Anyway, I'm sure Microsoft Windows will have it soon. > >The Linux version probably makes it look like a lot of burnt-out wiring >inside the case. Damn, my keyboard now looks just like it's covered in tea |
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#11
23.03.2007, 13:25
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In uk.misc, (JAF) wrote in <dhb703dnbb7fher65sj4o9moettroo74u7>::
>>[..] It's a pity they're all obviously Photoshopped onto the same base truck picture. |
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#12
23.03.2007, 13:39
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JAF wrote:
> On Fri, 23 Mar 2007 10:55:37 +0000, sam (Sam Nelson) wrote: > >>In article <dhb703dnbb7fher65sj4o9moettroo74u7>, >> JAF <anarchSPAMKILLER> writes: >>> [..] >> >>Photoshopped, presumably. > > No, painted. Look more closely at the truck and what's around it. |
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#13
23.03.2007, 14:48
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August West wrote:
> richard (Richard Tobin) writes: > >> Reminds me of a small craze last year where Mac users would set >> their screen background to a photograph of whatever was behind the >> screen, so that from the right angle the screen looked like an empty >> frame. > > Why _Mac_ users in particular? > Are they particulatly herd-like fashion victims? > Ah, the answer is in the quesion, isn't it? > It's not just mac users...see: http://www.flickr.com/groups/transparentscreens/pool/ Shapemoc |
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#14
23.03.2007, 16:06
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In message <eu0pci$m99$1>, Shapemoc <fmwff>
writes >August West wrote: > >It's not just mac users...see: > >[..] Gosh, just tried one, it's pretty spooky the way cables pass through the screen. |
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#15
23.03.2007, 16:11
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In article <nByQYpKur$AGFw3E>,
bof <nothingread> wrote: >Gosh, just tried one, it's pretty spooky the way cables pass through the >screen. Here are the "fake" ones: http://www.arcuk.eclipse.co.uk/ucsm/IMG_1605.jpg http://www.arcuk.eclipse.co.uk/ucsm/IMG_1606.jpg -- Richard |
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