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by fsiefken
48 days ago
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Yes! It's similar to people sharing a simple url within a QR code only. I find it insulting and inconvenient - i can remember or jot down and type in a url - i don't need a smartphone to do that.
In theory you could put a small html/website in a dense QR code, that would be truly offline - it's a similar thing. There are also the Pico-8 cardridge format, where a game is stenographically embedded in a PNG
https://github.com/l0kod/PX8 And the Piet and Pikt esolanguages where the visuals are the code:
https://esolangs.org/wiki/Piet
https://github.com/iamgio/pikt |
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