OCR cannot scan documents that have been certified or digitally signed.
Note that once you certify a document it can no longer be edited, combined with another PDF, or have pages inserted or extracted.
Once a PDF has been digitally signed it is locked and you can no longer add pages, delete pages, or read it via OCR.
Idk, I doubt the police are just going to arrest themselves…
No worries. The summary made it sound more sensational and like it was unidentifiable. I mean that’s the way the article was written but still the summary seemed incomplete or misleading without that line.
Not really a lemmy thing, just how it read.
Thanks for posting this since OP didn’t in his summary.
Why did the preview have to end in the middle of a story?? Damnit.
Get fucking Harriet Jones’d lol
Nooo Ruby’s eyes! Looks like she’s gonna be even further in despair than Aqua was with the double thing going on.
Dude you rock! Love what you did above
Wait, where did this image come from? I’ll love this. Is this shen OC or is this an edit?
That does sound amazing
Pineapple + jalapeños + pepperoni or chicken is where it’s at
I feel like it’s becoming increasingly harder and harder to find TVs without smart crap built in.
I think I’d read before that it was because most of our foods now are soft foods so our teeth/jaws are not as strong.
No, it’s a legit comic publishing. Seen their booth at a comic convention and talked with them briefly. They’ve been at it for a while. Check eBay and search Do You Pooh? and there’s a ton of them.
From Do You Pooh? by Counterpoint Comics for anyone interested. All their covers feature Winnie the Pooh and Tigger parodying various comic covers and public figures. The contents of the comics parodied are also redrawn, or are original stories.
Highly recommend the site https://www.toonamiaftermath.com/ they run old school cartoons 24/7 with a full schedule.
Dark as fuck… but sadly too real
He’s grounded…
I don’t know what to tell you dude. A certified or digitally can’t/wont be read by OCR. A digitally signed document legally certifies that the document has not been modified. PDF editors such as Bluebeam or Adobe will not or cannot process a certified or digitally signed document.
I’m not sure if that limitation is due to the process by which the document is certified or if it is a feature of software conforming for legality reasons. I’m not going to research this for OP, I’m just providing a simple and best accurate answer.
Maybe current AI has better abilities to process document text? I’m not sure, maybe. But you’d think this would be a shared concern with groups wanting to protect documents for the same reason and therefore encryption would match.
If it’s just the legality of it stopping a company from providing the feature, you would think most companies would want to keep out of legal hot water and would then disallow OCR processing. In this case sure there could be software that doesn’t conform, but for most application purposes I don’t think you’d have to worry too much.