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Tsakali wrote:



1. do you know what a QR code is
2. does your phone have a program for it, or did you actively have to download one?
3. do you even care?

yes
yes
yes

QR, as it is seen today in marketing, is fucking retarded. QR used for logistics (shipping, receiving, warehouse) is fucking genius.

Captain Mazda wrote:For those of you with my portfolio site as your homepage

Your Japanese girlfriend you don't even know?

duffman91 wrote:
QR, as it is seen today in marketing, is fucking retarded. QR used for logistics (shipping, receiving, warehouse) is fucking genius.

I remember when the military started using barcode scanning in general for logistics and I thought that was cool. Then I saw how RFID tags were being used.

Captain Mazda wrote: my thesis on display

Thesis? Really? What was it, pray tell? "Ugly business cards are ugly"?

Captain Mazda wrote:updates

or 'lulz' as they're known around these parts

Nightshade wrote:

Captain Mazda wrote: my thesis on display

Thesis? Really? What was it, pray tell? "Ugly business cards are ugly"?

Too bad all the creative directors picked mine up, I ran out halfway through

seremtan wrote:

Captain Mazda wrote:updates

or 'lulz' as they're known around these parts

Or "homepage notifications" as they're known to you and the rest of the upset singles club.

yes yes. everyone is a virgin apart from you.




















even though you still live with mummy and daddy and fell in love with the first girl willing to have sex with you.

Who said she was willing?

She looks stronger than he does.

xer0s wrote:

On topic:
Here's something moving on from QR codes: I was impressed by a TV ad I saw for some custom greetings cards that you could not only have a picture of your choice in them, but it could be a still from a video that when you point your app-equipped smartphone at it, the card showed with the video playing in place of the still photo. With sound.

Great. Because what they don't tell you is that this app will phone home all your contact information, text messaging info, web browsing history, system configuration, list of installed apps and other private sensitive data.

Erm, you could say that about any app, couldn't you?

Just as any PC program could have spyware in it.

Is that for fucking real

^ keep it real didn't know

Eraser wrote:

The internet is in the shadows!

thats actually a really nice pitchreel.