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Can you fit a whole game into a QR code?

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Dan Stevens


I came across this video on YouTube. I thought it might interest Steve and anyone else who takes pride in writing extremely small Windows executables! :)


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PHolder

Relevant adjacent topic:


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pmikep

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PHolder

If your QR Code scanner acts without your permission, then you have an unsanctioned traitor in your midst.


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pmikep

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rfrazier

rfrazier

On my Android QR code reader, QR Droid, I went into settings and selected to ask me for every category. I don't want it doing anything without permission. If something bad fools me into clicking, I guess I'm hosed. But, at least I get to look at it.

May your bits be stable and your interfaces be fast. :cool: Ron


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Barry Wallis

Barry Wallis

DiskTuna said:
My first computer was the Sinclair ZX81 with 1 KB memory, and yes you could play games on that ;)
Click to expand...
I had a ZX80 followed by a Coleco*Vision Adam.


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