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a version 1 QR code with maximum error correction can store 7 bytes. That’s 2⁵⁶ possible codes. Here are the first 1,043 of them-

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Oisín Moranvor 8 Monaten

Nice! You might like my QR Clock

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Matt Hendersonvor 8 Monaten

Oh nice! An easy way to tell the time using your phone 😀

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Oisín Moranvor 8 Monaten

Haha exactly, yes! I've phrased it as "Just in case you ever need to check the time and only have your phone and also another screen with internet access." 😅

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Amalien the Formovianvor 8 Monaten

Yeah but can it play Bad Apple?

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Marchenvor 8 Monaten

this is mesmerizing

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إبراهيمvor 8 Monaten

This is really fun 😊😂

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m mvor 8 Monaten

Love this qr nerd shit

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PhantomEyevor 8 Monaten

Would have looked cooler if the mask was consistent

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Matt Hendersonvor 8 Monaten

I considered that! But the mask is chosen deterministically by the spec to avoid large uniform regions, so different data often picks a different mask. Forcing one would produce non-standard codes.

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ZoroniteTechvor 8 Monaten

(72 quadrillion)

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Jamesvor 8 Monaten

72,057,594,037,927,936 🙂

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Kamil Moniczvor 8 Monaten

> That’s 2⁵⁶ possible codes Not quite if you remember masks exist. 2^59

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Matt Hendersonvor 8 Monaten

…the mask is deterministically chosen by the spec, so each payload maps to exactly one valid QR code. Still 2⁵⁶.

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Kamil Moniczvor 8 Monaten

The post mentions possible codes. I know there are encoders that don’t conform to the specification, and decoders still handle them just fine. Saying that there are 2^56 *possible* codes is, in my opinion, not correct. Logically, would the remaining 7 variants be im-possible? No. But I really liked the visualization :-)

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TheKingElephantvor 8 Monaten

But that doesn’t account for the orientation square. I thought that was part of all versions?

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Matt Hendersonvor 8 Monaten

Not quite sure what you are asking! The finder patterns in the corners determine the orientation

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半農半物理vor 8 Monaten

QR code was the last one made by Japan. We have no technology anymore.

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zeligvor 8 Monaten

that's pretty neat

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