The picture shows up on the disc's reflective surface, not the label.
A project shared by Erick Sky turns any image into data and burns it onto a CD or DVD.
The result is a disc that shows the image to the naked eye on its reflective surface. It is not printed on the label; it is the data layer itself.
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A Spanish-language post about the tool drew about 5,200 likes.
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Otak's post on the writing-only device drew about 1,900 likes.
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Ram Maheshwari's post on the tool drew about 880 likes.
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His post on the language drew about 1,000 likes.
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Joshua Warren's post drew about 860 likes.
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