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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 21 Oct 2001.
Re: First 3d .sig...?

Re: First 3d .sig...?

> Just defocus your eyes and move back and forth until the alignment marks
(if
> any) merge into one.. If there are no marks, you'll just have to find a
spot
> where something pops out of the image.
>
> If your eyes aren't identical enough it's very hard or impossible to see
> them.. :-(

Maybe that why I can't see anything .. My eyes are'nt identical and besides
even if they were, I still see things differently than others because I have
color-abnormal vision ( I'm slighty red-green colourblind ) , and thus I'm
more aware of changes in textures and light (I see in the dark .. PH34R M3
;) ) .. than colour-normals ( Though they percieve colours better )

- CeeJay

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