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On Friday 04 December 2009 01:53:02 Kaz Kylheku wrote:
> Suppose he did really see a swastika? Clearly, the web page doesn't
> actually have one.
Personally I put it down to Godwin/Poe-Pareidolia of the gnu-head browser
icon. Perhaps his res is funky or it's being drawn in less than optimal
conditions.
> Or there was some other problem: a repaint problem in the windowing
> system, object pointers being mixed up the browser's heap, etc.
This one is hugely possible -- I run KDE 4 and it has a lot of background
replace-area buffers that simply dump random icons and scrambled snatches of
memory onto the screen. It's a wild and bumpy ride, but unless I was saturated
in swastikas, it's not likely I'd get to see one.
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