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Your Printer is Snitching On YOU!
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this post was submitted on 13 Sep 2026
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That's an interesting idea.
The wiki page says the pattern is repeated about 150 times on a standard page, so it is fault tolerant. In theory, a printer could also dynamically relocate them. To avoid regions of yellow. But if there was no dynamic reloc, then you could overwrite.
Wikipedia thinks you are onto something!