Re: [PIC][259] Ow where, ow where, can my baby be...
,- .--. .--. -. , /\ :( .' .' 5USD `. `. ); /\ , ._.' \ '.".' .( per min. ). `.".' / `._. """"-.\_.-"_.-"-.) (.-"-._"-._/.-"""" >> Maybe I should start posting ASCII-art's with atachments with JPGs >> to show that my pictures are always little different than original, to >> show that I am not converting... > >I didn't mean to suggest they were conversions - no algorithm is /that/ good. >I just wondered if you were using JavE's watermarking feature or something >similar, or doing it the hard way. Personally I find it very difficult to >copy natural curves without a watermark. Ow... OK. Now You know it's possible. :) Best regards/Pozdrowienia, Blazej [bug] -- 7h15 p057 h45 833n 5p0n50r3d 89 l3773r5 G 4nd 00 4nd 4 n00m83r 7.
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