I am happy to see such thorough peer review.
this post was submitted on 12 Sep 2024
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Still makes me laugh that people have that URL memorized through trauma lmao
Lmao it’s the first suggestion in Google if you type DQW
XcQ it's staying blue.
QR codes are surprisingly error-resistant and loaded with redundancy.
Can confirm it works.
It’s a shame that Rick Astley monetized that video, so now it doesn’t go straight to the Rick roll.
YouTube has put ads on non-monetized videos since 2020, the revenue just goes to Google instead. Source
Yeah I deleted all 137 of my videos when they did that.
Yeah, how dare the artist get money for his song? I want my memes! /s
My browser has been blocking autoplay since forever. I don't really miss it.
Such a shame, that 20 year old joke that is still incredibly funny and epic.
Any idea why your QR code looks so different from the original? Diffferent size maybe?
The app created its own QR code from the image.
You could say the project was a success because... she was never gonna give it up.
Respect but it helped that QR codes have some redundancies built in.
It is a pretty impressive demonstration of the error correction built into QR codes.
That's so great we can plaster logos in the center of it without any reasonable considerations and it would still work, so that's now abused by many apps and services. No, they weren't designed to do that, it's just a random obstacle, like a dead bug, that doesn't obscure the reading too much. Trully impressive.
While not strictly a QR code, I always liked that the Dolby Digital data between perforations on a film strip had a tiny Dolby logo at the centre.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound-on-film#/media/File:35mm_film_audio_macro.jpg
I don't think any error correction is done upon this QR code when it is read. Just some camera/image manipulation to figure out the correct way to process it. Error correction is meant for damaged QR codes. I tried looking for an app that shows how much error correction it used to read the QR code, but couldn't find one.
Error correction is always used, in case the QR code is damaged in a way that leaves a valid-looking QR code. In this case, it likely fixed any accidental misstitches. I don't know how to check how much was used, but thanks for the afternoon project!
My wife did a quilt like this. As a note for anyone else trying something like it, be sure to leave a generous border. It doesn't always scan reliably without a good border.
the border must (not should) be 4 modules (what the spec calls pixels) wide. yccording to the spec
My friend cross stitched a QR code as a tree ornament and gave it to me for Christmas. It worked, and it sent me to a ridiculous meme video. I admire his dedication to the joke.
Damnit people I scrolled through the whole thread for this, and well I didn’t give it up and I ain’t gonna let you down either.
As someone that loves crochet thats a lot of work for a troll. well done
Works.
The Rick roll!
I need this
Well crocheting is something that I associate in my head with my mother, I can't help but be impressed by this just so much. Well played mademoiselle, well played.
I need this, where can I buy