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90s were a different era. Also encryption is small code. Try printing Fable weights on a T-shirt and see how far you can get.
by saulpw 4mo ago
90s were a different era. Also encryption is small code. Try printing Fable weights on a T-shirt and see how far you can get.
- k310 4mo agoI will explore the holographic T-shirt business. Until then, I guess QR codes will have to do (risky business, though)[0] [0] https://www.cnbc.com/2025/07/27/cybersecurity-scams-quishing-qr-code-consumer-risks-hackers.html https://www.cnbc.com/2025/07/27/cybersecurity-scams-quishing...
- echoangle 4mo agoThis QR code fear mongering is one of the most annoying internet memes to me. > Almost three-quarters of Americans (73%) scan QR codes without verification, and more than 26 million have already been directed to malicious sites, according to NordVPN. Obviously, since the only way to verify a QR code before scanning is to decode it manually… Just treat every QR code like an unknown URL and you’re fine.