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From: Guillaume Dargaud on 30 Mar 2010 03:32 Hello all, about a decade ago I remember coming across a network prank script that inverted all images coming in though a NAT (?). People on the local network would see upside-down images in their browsers. I don't remember the details, there was some hookup into the NAT (or a forced proxy ?), some call to ImageMagick to invert the images, etc... I tried to search for it on google but came out empty handed... Does it strike a bell for anyone ? Yeah, planning for thursday... -- Guillaume Dargaud http://www.gdargaud.net/
From: Harald Meyer on 30 Mar 2010 03:59
Guillaume Dargaud wrote: > about a decade ago I remember coming across a network prank script that > inverted all images coming in though a NAT (?). People on the local network > would see upside-down images in their browsers. Google "upside-down-ternet" |