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In response to "What's really going to chap some hides is when 3-D printer users realize their creations can be tracked back to a specific machine." by TWuG

Really? Ok - so, we have gotten REALLY into the Harry Potter Battle for Hogwarts game (don't judge me)

Posted by Johnny Lawrence (aka Jim) Aug 1 '18, 07:57

so much so, that we don't like the cardboard pieces - so my sister-in-law 3d printed lightning bolts and coins to replace the cardboard pieces.

You're telling me there's a way to track those to the printer she used?

I'll have to look at them closer.

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no (or nope) -- nm* - Spawn: I AM Blood Feud Aug 1, 08:19
Probably. It may be that there are no regs to require it yet. - TWuG Aug 1, 08:06 4
- Seems harder on a 3d printer. A light sanding would remove anything, right? -- nm - Ender Aug 1, 08:18 2
  - Nope. The outlined method I saw says the code builds structures within the object that can be detected, probably through some type of imaging (xray, - TWuG Aug 1, 08:26
  - heh, I just had the same thought -- nm - decline Aug 1, 08:20
- wiki says developed in the 80's by Xerox, but reported in 2004 or some such. There are no regs requiring its use (and there are ways around it) -- nm - decline Aug 1, 08:16

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