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[NovacaineX]

[inio]

[NovacaineX]

[kholdstare]

maybe if you were to cut out the blocks, and hold the "holey" paper up to a printed sheet of Reset-reality.net?

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[doobiedo]

that only applies if your using a fixed width font. Times new roman characters do not always line up over different lines because i's take up less space than W's

[randompherret]

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[flaminguitar]

I put the picture into microsoft word and shrunk it to see if any words would appear. On its side it sorta looks like GS...try it and see if you can see anything. Its worth a try.

[Wibblewozzer]

I know I was one of the first on this board to mention the difficulties in lining up the spaces...

What it comes down to is the line height on a site doesn't typically match up all that well with the heights of those white spaces. If you want to think of it like this, let's just pretend the font height for text is 8 pixels tall and those white spaces are 12 px tall, so for every three line of text the white spaces are covering up two lines, or to get it down to a ratio, one white space is one-and-a-half lines of text. When you're trying to pull out some secret code from text in that fashion it simply doesn't work out. I don't think they'd make it that obscure where you have to ask yourself if you really should consider a letter or not because just a bit of it is within the space of a white spot.

I'm thinking the white spaces have had their use with the barcode, nothing beyond that. Seriously, think they could have both made that barcode work AND spaced them out just perfectly to devise some secret code that you can only see when lined up with text? That's really tough for me to believe.

[NovacaineX]

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[b2f]

almost look like a reciept. I couldn't enhance it any in photoshop, though.

[randompherret]

i meant 12 minutes or right by the 2 not the big 12, srry