siavash

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Just open sourced the Apache QR module of lilqr.com and went with Python instead(siavashg.posterous.com)
32 points by siavash 15y ago|8 comments
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by siavash 15y ago
This is true unless the image is served from https aswell. In that case referer is sent just as normal. I'm getting a certificate this week to serve https QRs!
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by siavash 15y ago
Wow, didn't really expect hitting the front page, even less #1. Thanks for all the encouring comments! They're really motivating when you spend your spare time developing an Apache module to generate QR-codes. In 4 hours we have had 32308 g
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by siavash 15y ago
Your right, some proxies simply ignore the Cache-Control directive. In some cases even Google Chrome handles this directive poorly, as it will serve a cached version when you use the back/forward-buttons between pages no matter what cache d
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by siavash 15y ago
I'm working on some basic customization but first up is stats for number of scans, though that would require a redirect through the service (with URL shortening ofcourse). What do you think of that?
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by siavash 15y ago
Sorry, I just wanted to launch it as early as possible. Just put the img-tag on whatever page you would like to have a QR code for and it will create one to the URL of that page.
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Show HN: My weekend project, QR-codes for everybody(lilqr.com)
203 points by siavash 15y ago|65 comments
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by siavash 16y ago
We (blocket.se) are hitting almost 1b/mo and I can assure you that it's irrelevant wether the average p/v per second can be handled by some basic hardware or not. During peak hours it's an order of magnitude difference. Worth mentioning th