#qr code decoder

[freemicrotools]

QR Code Decoder

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[0firstlast1]

(A)beforeigners (#031)

The periodicity of the short audiovisuals in podcast format that i, FiRSTLAST, the realist of self-management, publish on Spotify for Podcasters, formerly Anchor.fm, it is now biweekly: 🎙 bit.ly/firstlast_Spotify

At an uncertain frequency on SoundCloud.com, it's not a scheduling issue: 🎧 bit.ly/0scrobble1_SoundCloud_t

From time to time on Hubhopper.com: ☕ bit.ly/firstlast_Hubhopper

Forever on Spreaker.com: 📍 bit.ly/firstlast_Spreaker

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| Questions and answers based on the images in this post:

Q: Do you still consider the work you published in 2021/04 to be relevant at a time when the side effects of the pandemic were still present? A: Yes.

Q: Why? A: While I was working on a great app developed by a developer who is apparently based in Russia I happened to use the image I developed for my (A)beforeigners (#031) audiovisual that I published on Anchor.fm before the service was transferred to Spotify.com.

Q: Do you believe that you are living a life that has never been lived? A: I believe that people are unique, not the same, and perhaps similar, grouping them together does not mean that they are all the same, or even similar.

Q: When you watch the news on TV, do you feel guilty about anything? A: No.

Q: Up until this milestone, did you manage to please all the people close to you? A: No, a normal situation.

Q: Would you like to camp on Mars? A: No.

Q: Would you like to ride on the moon in a LRV? A: I don't understand the question, I'm a country bumpkin who doesn't know that in stereo the left channel is Left and the right channel is Right, and the Earth is like a spaceship, and organic waste doesn't smell good.

Q: Would you like to have a relationship with an export model astronaut on the International Space Station while listening to some Dua L. music while watching the movie Cidade de Deus on TV? A: Honestly no, and I wouldn't be at all surprised if in that unfortunate simulation the International Space Station had some real problem and the astronauts on it had to be ejected back to Earth, something less heinous than being expelled to Mars with no return ticket.

Q: Any other questions? A: No. I constantly use apps, it's the work of my fellow human beings, before everything stops working and earthly life in this galaxy becomes extinct.

[lancerthatisntfree]

redactedglasses theory WHAAT

i’ve been eye fucking this account a little too long (because i get nervous and i don’t really look outside of the rp group im in) BUT i wanted to make a post about something i caught on because i am NOTHING if not an arg decoder sslluuT

so i think “r” or “r.anon” are two people combined into one person but they don’t wanna be

NOW I THINK THIS BECAUSE LIKE THEYRE OFTEN REFERRED TO AS “TWO” PEOPLE WND THEYRE DEPICTED AS TWO PEOPLE

“you TWO?” i also caught on that lower cases are “r.anon” and upper cases are “👁️‍🗨️❌” which is the red one i think umm idk if it has an actual name tho

plus this recent post of theirs where it’s shown as two people instead of one person mixed together like they’re usually shown and also there’s a NEEDLLEEEE like they’re SOWN TOGETHER or maybe it’s an avior ref idk i don’t listen to his playlist enough

and on that freakish post that ISNT the red one and has “r” in it there’s this

“i wish i had more than just this, an identity” AND ALSO their text changed colour in the video idk i don’t have screenshots on it but THERE IS

and if you scan the qr code at the end of the video it brings you to a video called “tapes” and here they are depicted as TWO PEOPLE AGAIN

so in my awesome detective nickola theory case.. “r” is two people. i think the red one is ONE person but idk LMAOOO

this feels like when i was crazily making horrid everymanhybrid theories but anyways

[samferd]

Sometimes I forget how scary DDLC actually was. After not interacting with the original media for so long and seeing so many memes, fan songs, and other stuff like FNF mods you start to forget that not only was it fucking terrifying both at the time and still is pretty scary. Not only that but you forget just how much of a trailblazer it was, it most certainly wasn’t the first game with meta elements, it was definitely one of the more influential when it comes to meta games along with other stuff like OFF and Undertale. Nowadays it’s pretty neat but other games have done similar stuff, though a lot of it today still isn’t as crazy as the shit in DDLC. Like you’re telling me you can delete Monika before starting which makes Sayori the club president and simultaneously self aware, giving her an existential crisis and then she crashes the game and when you boot it up again she’s killed herself and it’s an ending???? And that’s not a standalone thing, there’s like a whole bunch of shit you can do to the files and stuff added to the files throughout the game. And not only do you have to look through the files sometimes you have to decode the files to find images and QR codes and shit. Wild game, I always forget how insane it was and still is.

[gloomdivision]

Interesting notes about GLOOM DIVISION vinyl:

Cheeky hidden notes from Dallon in book, need the GLOOM VISION decoder to read everything except title and credits on each song’s page

QR code inside sleeve that leads to a site showing the album cover but the blank ink grows to cover Dallon’s entire suit while the sky turns dark

Song between WHAT LOVE? and SPKOTHDVL about wanting to make a good record

Transmission noises between SPKOTHDVL and SIXFT

Transmission noises at the start of side B/FIND ME

[cerulity]

BEHOLD, THE WORLD'S SMALLEST CAT PROGRAM!!!

This is a program that takes in one argument, that being a filename, and prints out the contents of that file. But why is it in a QR code? That's because it's so goddamn tiny. This program is 417 bytes, which is way below the limit of 2953 bytes a QR code can hold. Therefore, I can encode the entire binary file in one QR code.

You can do a surprisingly large amount of stuff in Linux assembly. For one, OS functions are syscalls, meaning you don't need to link to an external library, which completely eliminates symbol tables, link information, and all sorts of other unneeded metadata. The syscalls this program uses are read (to read the file), write (to write to the console), open (to open the file), lseek (to get the file's size), and mmap (to allocate memory).

Not only that, but on Linux, there is an entire /dev/ directory containing pseudo-files that you can open and read/write from to do all sorts of controls and querying. For example, reading from /dev/psaux will return raw PS/2 mouse data which you can parse and interpret.

This was inspired by MattKC's video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExwqNreocpg) where he made and fit an entire Snake game into a QR code. He had to link to system libraries, so my program isn't directly comparable, but if I can find out how to do linking (i can't use ld because the file is compiled in a raw binary format to get it so tiny) I might do something similar using XLib.

i feel like i should say that you should NOT actually decode and run this as an executable unless you know what you're doing because i have no idea if it'll actually work on your computer or what'll happen if it fails

[fandom-which-one]

Solved the decoder message from tonight's WWE qr code links

[artsy-child1--6]

I've seen people talking about the QR code thing, and I just wanna ask:

Can someone try and decode the binary at the bottom?

(it's under the newspaper about the mortician being fired)

[trainsinanime]

Bit.ly is making me uneasy. One of these days their site will go down, and so much stuff will break. Even if it's only for an hour. It's just too ubiquitous.

For example, I bought some model railroad accessories (DCC decoders specifically) recently. They come without a manual, which is good because I have too many manuals of that type already. Instead they come with a sheet that contains a bit.ly URL and a QR code. And if I try to open that—I can't. Apparently the manufacturer's bit.ly account got suspended. And that's just such an unforced error. Just have a normal URL there, and have a QR code that leads to the manufacturer's website, which works perfectly fine.

Actually this decoder is a special cheaper version for that dealer, you have to visit the dealer's website to download the manual. My guess is also that it's the dealer's bit.ly account that got suspended. But this isn't really relevant unless you need the manual for the PD10MU-3 DCC decoder, and you probably don't. Just remember, red and black go to the track, orange and grey the other way. There's nothing surprising about this decoder, it's just cheaper and lacks a few of the nonsense features you probably don't need anyway.

Somehow we managed to find a gatekeeper and single point of failure for the concept of internet URLs. That's just grim.

You may ask, why should we distrust bit.ly? I'd say, why did we ever put ourselves into a position where we needed to trust them in the first place? But philosophy aside, there are good reasons to distrust them, such as that they apparently keep banning German model railroad stores, or just that they're an internet company that keeps giving away their main product for free and that can't go well forever. Or that any complex system will have issues sooner or later, either technical, organisational or financial. Or that a key part of their product, the ".ly", refers to Libya, a country that has been in an on-and-off-again civil war since 2011, and if control over the top level domain ever changes hands or becomes uncertain, that's going to cause a lot of fun for everyone.

If you can, don't use bit.ly, just use the full url, including in QR codes. Let's all try to do our part to keep the internet resilient.

[gregdotorg]

You may know Henry Codax from the giant monochrome paintings exhibited under his fictitious name by an anonymous collaboration of other art world denizens who got the character from a novel published by another fictitious artist and gallerist run by a corporation.

But now at Everybody, a gallery in Tucson Henry Codax is revealed to be an artist who does all that by showing paintings of QR codes that link to a monochrome webpage. It is at once a breakthrough, and a continuity, decoding what this project has been about all along.

images: henry codax, 2023 installation view from everybody.gallery; screenshot of untitled (b6688f), 2023 via henrycodax.com/b6688f.html

[hackernewsrobot]

How to Decode QR Code on Your Own (Without Camera Scan)

https://blog.qartis.com/decoding-small-qr-codes-by-hand/

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[techbuzzbytes]

Qr code :- full details & guide

what is qr code: -

QR codes are two-dimensional barcodes that are used to store and transmit information. They were first developed by a Japanese company in 1994, but it wasn't until the rise of smartphones that they really became popular. Now, QR codes can be found everywhere from billboards to restaurant menus.QR codes work by encoding information in a pattern of black and white squares. When scanned with a smartphone camera, the code is decoded and the information is displayed on the user's device. This makes them a quick and convenient way to access websites, download apps, or even make payments

What is Qr code maker: -

A QR code maker is a tool that allows you to create custom QR codes quickly and easily. These codes can be used to share information, promote your brand, or provide easy access to your website or social media profiles. QR codes have become increasingly popular in recent years, as they provide a quick and convenient way to share information in a digital world.There are many different types of QR code makers available online, ranging from free tools to more advanced paid options. Some QR code makers allow you to create codes with custom colors and designs, while others provide basic templates that you can customize to fit your needs.To use a QR code maker, simply input the information you want to encode into the tool and select the type of code you want to create. This could be a website URL, a contact information, a social media profile, or even a payment code.Once you have created your QR code, you can download it and use it in a variety of ways. For example, you could print the code on a business card or flyer, add it to your email signature, or even display it on a digital billboard.Using a QR code maker can help you increase engagement with your audience and promote your brand in a unique and memorable way. So why not try it out today and see what kind of impact QR codes can have on your business?If you're interested in trying out a QR code maker for yourself, head over to our website and give it a try! With our easy-to-use tool, you can create custom QR codes in just a few clicks. So start promoting your brand and engaging with your audience in a whole new way today.

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[iris-drawssandwiches]

I can understand hating QR codes like those things are a pain to read. Like you gotta do all these things just to get to the main bit where you start decoding. Even then you still gotta know what you're even decoding for and unless you have really good memory you have to keep some kind of code guide on you. Often they just use byte encoding as it's normally a link but sometimes you find one that isn't a link. Like WHO PUTS TEXT IN A QR?!?!?!? Anyway, yeah that dude is very very right and would be even more right if it was one of those super big QR codes.

Just saw an adult man growl at a qr code on the wall

[gtin-info]

  GTIN Barcode

Understanding GTIN Barcodes: What They Are and How They Work

In today’s fast-paced and highly interconnected global market, efficient product identification and tracking are critical. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is through the use of GTIN barcodes. These barcodes are essential for businesses to streamline operations, improve inventory management, and ensure smooth transactions across various sales channels.

This article will explore what GTIN barcodes are, how they work, and why they are an essential tool for modern businesses.

What is a GTIN Barcode?

A GTIN barcode is a machine-readable representation of a Global Trade Item Number (GTIN), a unique identifier used to track and manage products. The GTIN itself is a numeric code that identifies a product or trade item, while the barcode is the visual representation of that code. The barcode can be scanned by barcode readers or mobile devices to quickly retrieve product information, such as the product’s description, price, stock level, and more.

A GTIN barcode is typically printed on product packaging or labels, making it easy for retailers, distributors, and suppliers to scan and track items throughout the supply chain.

How Does a GTIN Barcode Work?

The GTIN barcode works by encoding the unique GTIN into a machine-readable format. Here's a breakdown of the process:

GTIN Creation: The first step is the creation of a GTIN (such as GTIN-12, GTIN-13, or GTIN-14) for the product. This code can be assigned by the manufacturer or business when the product is created and registered with GS1, the global standards organization.

Barcode Generation: Once the GTIN is assigned, a GTIN barcode is generated. The barcode is a visual pattern of bars and spaces that represent the GTIN number. It can be a 1D (one-dimensional) barcode (like UPC or EAN) or a 2D (two-dimensional) barcode (such as QR codes, though less commonly used for GTINs in retail).

Barcode Printing: The generated barcode is printed on the product packaging, label, or tag. This barcode can now be scanned by devices to retrieve the product information embedded in the GTIN.

Scanning the Barcode: At the point of sale or during inventory management, the barcode is scanned. A scanner or mobile device reads the barcode and decodes the GTIN, which retrieves the relevant product data from the database, such as the product name, price, and stock level.

Types of GTIN Barcodes

There are various types of GTIN barcodes, each corresponding to a different GTIN format. The most common types of GTIN barcodes are:

UPC Barcode (GTIN-12): A 12-digit barcode used in North America. It is commonly used for retail products and is one of the most recognizable barcode formats in the world. This barcode is used for individual products that are sold directly to consumers.

EAN Barcode (GTIN-13): A 13-digit barcode primarily used outside of North America, including Europe and Asia. The GTIN-13 is used for individual consumer products, similar to the GTIN-12 but with an additional digit to accommodate international identification.

ITF-14 Barcode (GTIN-14): A 14-digit barcode used to identify trade items that are sold in bulk or in larger packaging, such as cartons or pallets. The GTIN-14 barcode is used to track large shipments and bulk products.

Why are GTIN Barcodes Important?

GTIN barcodes provide a range of benefits for businesses, retailers, and consumers:

Increased Efficiency: The use of GTIN barcodes significantly speeds up product scanning and checkout processes. Instead of manually entering product codes or prices, the barcode can be scanned, instantly retrieving product details and speeding up the entire transaction.

Accurate Product Tracking: Barcodes make it easy to track products throughout the supply chain. Each product’s barcode can be scanned at multiple points, from warehouse management to point-of-sale, ensuring accurate tracking of inventory levels, shipments, and stock.

Reduced Errors: By automating data entry through barcode scanning, the risk of human error is minimized. This ensures that the correct product details, pricing, and stock levels are always captured and updated in real time.

Global Compatibility: GTIN barcodes are recognized worldwide. Regardless of where a product is sold or distributed, a GTIN barcode ensures the product can be scanned and identified internationally. This makes it easier for businesses to sell products globally and for consumers to purchase products from different regions.

Improved Inventory Management: Businesses can use GTIN barcodes to efficiently manage inventory. Scanning barcodes allows real-time updates of stock levels, helping businesses avoid overstocking or stockouts and optimize their supply chain operations.

E-commerce Integration: Many e-commerce platforms, such as Amazon, require GTIN barcodes for product listings. Having a GTIN barcode ensures that products are properly listed and searchable on these platforms, improving visibility and sales potential.

Better Consumer Experience: For consumers, GTIN barcodes ensure faster checkouts and more accurate product information. Whether shopping in-store or online, the consistent use of GTIN barcodes helps to improve the overall shopping experience.

How to Generate and Print GTIN Barcodes

To create and print GTIN barcodes, businesses must first obtain GTINs for their products by registering with GS1. Once a GTIN is assigned to a product, businesses can generate the corresponding barcode using barcode generation software. These barcodes can be printed on product packaging, labels, or tags.

There are many online tools available, including websites like gtin.info, that can guide businesses through the process of generating GTIN barcodes and printing them correctly for their products.

Conclusion

GTIN barcodes are an essential tool for modern businesses that want to streamline operations, reduce errors, and ensure smooth product tracking throughout the supply chain. By using these barcodes, businesses can efficiently manage inventory, speed up transactions, and expand their reach in global markets. Whether you are a small retailer or a large multinational business, adopting GTIN barcodes will improve operational efficiency and enhance the customer experience. If you're ready to get started, websites like gtin.info offer valuable resources to help businesses register their products and create barcodes.