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Re: T-SHIRTS

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NODE 48a0fdb8Re: T-SHIRTS
||ugh writes:
>   I could deal with a cool logo (hey, I could even do the logo) on a
> black poloshirt.

Obviously the logo should also be in black, with details in black for contrast
:-) 
Alternatively, a snow-crashy pattern of white noise would have more entropy.


Someone suggested buttons; they are pretty cheap to make, 
and it's easy to do individualized versions using a laser printer,
if you want them with your own keys or fingerprints on them....

				Bill
				
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NODE c8fef70aRe: T-SHIRTS
>>>>> On Mon, 26 Jul 93 22:34:02 EDT, wcs@anchor.ho.att.com (Bill Stewart +1-908-949-0705 wcs@anchor.ho.att.com) said:

Bill> Alternatively, a snow-crashy pattern of white noise would have more entropy.

How about a random dot stereogram?  I wrote a program a while back for
generating them.  A cypherpunks logo floating over a snowy
background... 

But only if you stare at it real hard...


-eric messick (eric@toad.com)