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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 Moran profil fotoğrafı
Oisín Moran8 ay önce

Nice! You might like my QR Clock

Matt Henderson profil fotoğrafı
Matt Henderson8 ay önce

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

Oisín Moran profil fotoğrafı
Oisín Moran8 ay önce

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." 😅

Amalien the Formovian profil fotoğrafı
Amalien the Formovian8 ay önce

Yeah but can it play Bad Apple?

Marchen profil fotoğrafı
Marchen8 ay önce

this is mesmerizing

إبراهيم profil fotoğrafı
إبراهيم8 ay önce

This is really fun 😊😂

m m profil fotoğrafı
m m8 ay önce

Love this qr nerd shit

PhantomEye profil fotoğrafı
PhantomEye8 ay önce

Would have looked cooler if the mask was consistent

Matt Henderson profil fotoğrafı
Matt Henderson8 ay önce

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.

ZoroniteTech profil fotoğrafı
ZoroniteTech8 ay önce

(72 quadrillion)

James profil fotoğrafı
James8 ay önce

72,057,594,037,927,936 🙂

Kamil Monicz profil fotoğrafı
Kamil Monicz8 ay önce

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

Matt Henderson profil fotoğrafı
Matt Henderson8 ay önce

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

Kamil Monicz profil fotoğrafı
Kamil Monicz8 ay önce

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 :-)

TheKingElephant profil fotoğrafı
TheKingElephant8 ay önce

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

Matt Henderson profil fotoğrafı
Matt Henderson8 ay önce

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

半農半物理 profil fotoğrafı
半農半物理8 ay önce

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

zelig profil fotoğrafı
zelig8 ay önce

that's pretty neat

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