greetings folks
Remember to ignore muffins
ignore cauliflower s too
Forensics…
really depends on what you're looking for
in this case it looks like you'r investigating chain of custody of the dough and determining the point of change
I have nothing to add on that subject at this time
do you have your icing anointment utensil?
ya, I watched it unfold
I'm reading the posts in this thread
following the logic and chain of posts
I understand there are a couple of things here
one is the immediate case… those recent changes and trying to determine exactly what happened
and the other deeper and I feel more important thing here is how to quickly spot changes in the dough
I once was passed a dough that had a few changes slipped in
some youtube links were revised with some other shortened link, they did lead to the same video but the shortened link used a URL that was not allowed by 8chan I tried to bake with it only to have page 3 hang and spit up an error about an illegal URL
that was an interesting bake
small changes are hard to spot
sometimes when things are moving quick big errors in the dough are hard for the baker to spot and correct on the fly
that's a good question
I don't know
the (h) seems to be a link to the graphic thumbnail
the (u) doesn't seem to be an actual link to anything I can determine
the hash involved doesn't match the thumbnail of the graphic so I don't know
pic from a camera often have data embedded that can dox you
the camera embeds data in what is called EXIF file
IF you have a camera pic you want to post, take a screenshot of the picture and send that instead.
the screenshot will not have the EXIF data embedded
depends on how you take the screenshot
depends on how you display the pic from camera
screenshot
windows has built in utility
linux has add on utility
some browsers have screenshot utility
some graphics programs have something similar
I use IrfanView
I open the camera pic in question
then I can
a. use IrfanView to crop the pic and save the graphic, this file will NOT have the camera data in the EXIF
b. use IrfanView to open camera pic and use screenshot utility to grab portion I want, this file will NOT have the camera data in the EXIF