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anyone else bothered by the (mis-) use of "fingerprint" instead of "watermark"?
by markhahn 9y ago
anyone else bothered by the (mis-) use of "fingerprint" instead of "watermark"?
- mikeash 9y agoThe difference being that “fingerprint” means deriving a signature from some existing data, and “watermark” means altering data to make it identifiable?