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Somewhat related, there was a thread that raised the issue on Reddit a little while ago. Mostly anecdotes/complaints, but some technical discussions too (with v
by hnick 5y ago
Somewhat related, there was a thread that raised the issue on Reddit a little while ago. Mostly anecdotes/complaints, but some technical discussions too (with varying levels of accuracy).
https://www.reddit.com/r/sydney/comments/pp0kpg/why_are_the_urls_for_covid_qr_codes_so_long_if/ https://www.reddit.com/r/sydney/comments/pp0kpg/why_are_the_...
I have no issues with my phone (until yesterday when I encountered some creased laminate), but it's new. The most obvious improvement to me is what the article pointed out - use more of the paper you're printing on! Make it bigger. Worst case, we all get to stand back a little.
- dbaupp 5y agoHah, the discussion and proposals there are remarkably similar. I hadn’t seen until you linked it! And yeah, the biggest win is definitely just making the code itself larger.
- hnick 5y agoI actually visited Ikea this afternoon and noticed they had the regular ones, but also one they blew up on A3 basically filling the page. Sensible Swedes.