Unless this data is encrypted en requires reverse engineering to decrypt (e.g. understand how the obfuscated JS decypter work). That's the goal of the interlaced "trick".
Yes, and the logical extension of this is developing an image that people won't be able to remember since we all know that remembering things is copyright infringement.
What? It gave you a seizure? Well that's just our DRM. Obviously your brain was trying to circumvent...
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Unless this data is encrypted en requires reverse engineering to decrypt (e.g. understand how the obfuscated JS decypter work). That's the goal of the interlaced "trick".
Yes, and the logical extension of this is developing an image that people won't be able to remember since we all know that remembering things is copyright infringement.
What? It gave you a seizure? Well that's just our DRM. Obviously your brain was trying to circumvent...
I'm just replying to a comment about how data could be altered and don't endorse such "stupid trick" nor I'm the author :)
You don’t need to deobfuscate the code to run it.