Savings tip: delay gratification
I took this photo long ago planning to post it, but forgot about it. So tonight I opened my PhotoShop Elements 14 hoping to make some editing. Guess what? When I tried to open this image, PhotoShop Elements 14 stops it, saying that:
"This application does not support the editing of banknote images"
What the FUCK??? I'm really disturbed by this. Does making and editing banknote images make me a criminal or suspicious character?? And so banknote collectors (like myself) and dealers are not supposed to make and edit photos of their collections or inventories?
I find it really scary that PhotoShop's software actually analyzes and identifies the images that we are editing. What else is reported back to Adobe??? This is really George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four becoming true.
Savings tip: delay gratification
I took this photo long ago planning to post it, but forgot about it. So tonight I opened my PhotoShop Elements 14 hoping to make some editing. Guess what? When I tried to open this image, PhotoShop Elements 14 stops it, saying that:
"This application does not support the editing of banknote images"
What the FUCK??? I'm really disturbed by this. Does making and editing banknote images make me a criminal or suspicious character?? And so banknote collectors (like myself) and dealers are not supposed to make and edit photos of their collections or inventories?
I find it really scary that PhotoShop's software actually analyzes and identifies the images that we are editing. What else is reported back to Adobe??? This is really George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four becoming true.