Putting Camping in the Camping logo

The camping framework embedded in the campin logoHaving played with the Digital Invisible Ink Toolkit (DIIT) lately it was interesting to see how big the logo file for the camping framework would become if the camping framework itself was embedded in it. The original logo file (stolen from Why’s site) is a 73 Kb PNG file. Embedding camping.rb in it creates a 101 Kb file visible to the right.

Maybe this is the future of software distribution? Programmers and photographers can work together to distribute software and pretty pics? Is the porn industry in on this? What type of image would it take to distribute Oracle 9? Remember where you heard it first…

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  1. Erik says at 2007-03-11 15:03:

    Perhaps this one. :) http://haltadefinizione.deagostini.it/

  2. camping park » Putting Camping in the Camping logo says at 2007-04-01 10:04:

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