Comment by natas 9 hours ago I think that's a really good idea! Would love to see this upstream 10 comments natas Reply bri3d 8 hours ago It is? This is drm-panic qr codes from Linux 6.12. It’s a neat feature but I’m not sure why this random implementation is particularly interesting. theowaway213456 7 hours ago Can't a phone decode a QR code natively? I don't even get what it does hamandcheese 7 hours ago If you decode it and open the link, you are potentially leaking data to whoever controls the domain of the URL. 4 replies → catlifeonmars 6 hours ago You can decode a QR code by hand. It’s usually not worth your while but it’s understandable. kzrdude 5 hours ago This is about a second step of decoding.Qr -> URL -> Panic Log
bri3d 8 hours ago It is? This is drm-panic qr codes from Linux 6.12. It’s a neat feature but I’m not sure why this random implementation is particularly interesting. theowaway213456 7 hours ago Can't a phone decode a QR code natively? I don't even get what it does hamandcheese 7 hours ago If you decode it and open the link, you are potentially leaking data to whoever controls the domain of the URL. 4 replies → catlifeonmars 6 hours ago You can decode a QR code by hand. It’s usually not worth your while but it’s understandable. kzrdude 5 hours ago This is about a second step of decoding.Qr -> URL -> Panic Log
theowaway213456 7 hours ago Can't a phone decode a QR code natively? I don't even get what it does hamandcheese 7 hours ago If you decode it and open the link, you are potentially leaking data to whoever controls the domain of the URL. 4 replies → catlifeonmars 6 hours ago You can decode a QR code by hand. It’s usually not worth your while but it’s understandable. kzrdude 5 hours ago This is about a second step of decoding.Qr -> URL -> Panic Log
hamandcheese 7 hours ago If you decode it and open the link, you are potentially leaking data to whoever controls the domain of the URL. 4 replies →
catlifeonmars 6 hours ago You can decode a QR code by hand. It’s usually not worth your while but it’s understandable.
It is? This is drm-panic qr codes from Linux 6.12. It’s a neat feature but I’m not sure why this random implementation is particularly interesting.
Can't a phone decode a QR code natively? I don't even get what it does
If you decode it and open the link, you are potentially leaking data to whoever controls the domain of the URL.
4 replies →
You can decode a QR code by hand. It’s usually not worth your while but it’s understandable.
This is about a second step of decoding.
Qr -> URL -> Panic Log