The more I learn about them the more it seems like what the expectation and reality of a hacker is.
Mostly they just copy and paste things they've stolen from coders I guess, but it seems like the clowns essentially do the same. When presented with a situation it's like they look it up in the Clown "Operational Procedures Manual" index and just do whatever it says to.
"O-Onions" anon? I'm not familiar…
it's a .jpeg, what layers?
Was it something I said? I'm not clicking this shit anon.
godspeed anon
anon, maybe you should work towards your strengths instead of trying to learn something new. Those are just artifacts.
These are only the ones we know about, so either by iceberg or pie rules; it's only 10-33% of the full list.
Just by the sound of your post it seemed like you were new to examining photos is all. We are exposed to a lot of new info here, but when it comes to decimation of info I find it's just best to use the tools you're most familiar with.
While the anon had a point with the side camera flash, the photo next to it utilizes a light reflector. Not many flashes could compete with the sun.
Dunham?
First of all, it doesn't matter. This pic isn't going to crack any codes.
Second, have you ever played shadow puppets?
You know how a shadow gets larger and smaller depending on the distance of the object from the light source and the wall it's cast on?
Maybe she only touched her half-breed while wearing gloves?
>Jack Ryan, dropped out of the race on Friday night amid a furor over lurid sex club allegations.
>sex club
Of course they brownstoned his opponent.
So you're some kind of consigliere? Got any specifics, names etc?
crap, it's on neonnettle, it must be a fake.
I've known a few graphic designers and animators in my day, they do this shit ALL THE TIME. Especially if they don't like the client much, they hide all types of shit in their work.
Do you unironically not see race?