[–] GloriousCow 1y ago ↗ This isn't necessarily a new technique, as black and white art has been put on floppies before: https://github.com/bzotto/picturedskBut the new wrinkle here is support for grayscale, meaning photos or other grayscale artwork can now be put on a disk.We can even put the art inside of valid sectors to keep the disk appearing completely normal to casual observation from a host computer.
[–] johnea 1y ago ↗ But how do you hide the floppies?Just having that media would be suspicious in and of itself... [–] cure 1y ago ↗ Not for everyone: https://www.instagram.com/_dskdrv_/
[–] aidenn0 1y ago ↗ Using the Green channel instead of the Red is much more likely to make a good looking grayscale image.
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[ 14.2 ms ] story [ 392 ms ] threadBut the new wrinkle here is support for grayscale, meaning photos or other grayscale artwork can now be put on a disk.
We can even put the art inside of valid sectors to keep the disk appearing completely normal to casual observation from a host computer.
Just having that media would be suspicious in and of itself...