How QR codes are made:
I wish I knew who created this - I've tried to find out but it seems like this gif gets passed around a lot (and since it's a gif I dont think reverse image lookups work)
@JenMsft As opposed to the other way, where you start with a block of pixels and knock them out with a ball...
Can confirm.
This is why it takes me so long to add new books to Scarlet Ferret. The QR Code link to read the sample takes me weeks!
@JenMsft anyone else playing the a-type music in their head while watching this? can't be the only one, can I? :D
@JenMsft Huh, and here I thought it was when a mommy barcode and a daddy barcode love each other very much, but were taking acid at the time.
Everyone else heard the music as they watched this, right?
@JenMsft I'm DYING to clear that board. I know I could do it. Been training on Tetris my whole life for this moment!
@JenMsft As far as I can tell, this was made by @[email protected] / @[email protected]:
https://tenor.com/view/downsign-qr-code-brick-game-sam-omo-game-gif-13566001
More QR code games parodies they designed here:
@JenMsft But pieces keep disappearing, so it's reminding me more of Attitude Problem Tetris. ("You meant to do that, right?")
@JenMsft that looks like a tremendous amount of work to make one. I almost feel bad now for never scanning them
@JenMsft found this link: https://giphy.com/gifs/qr-code-quick-response-Gf5QiP1TWCO8qYKmt7
@JenMsft maybe this guy?
https://youtu.be/H9MXyGWoqNg
@roipoussiere According to giphy it seems to be someone named Sam Ono that created it
@JenMsft @roipoussiere O no!
Ah, someone beat me to a better source. Sam Omo appears to make them too show off his design company Downsign. I am actually surprised that the primary source came up so quickly for a gif. I just took a screenshot of the first frame and it came up immediately on Bing images
https://tenor.com/view/downsign-qr-code-brick-game-code-sam-omo-gif-13572105