Are they using the zebra SDK to scan the codes?
this post was submitted on 13 Sep 2024
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Tried scanning the code. It doesn't work
A quick way to check (without a phone) if a QR code could be valid is checking for the timing pattern: https://qr.net/info/structure-of-a-qr-code/
I didn't know about that and yet I still knew something was off when I saw the pic
I'm calling it: geno branding is coming to livestock coloration.
The Danish protest pig.
In 1864, during the Second Schleswig War, Prussia declared victory over Danish lands and instituted new laws forbidding the display of the Danish flag. Separatist farmers bred the pig to resemble the Nordic cross in the flag. They were unable to breed the horizontal stripe but they succeeded in creating what culturally Danish people celebrated as the Danish Protest Pig
I bet the zebra on the right can get away from predators faster thanks to its quick response.
It would be white on black, if it's a zebra
Finally, the 3D zebra I've been waiting for... waiting so for long...
We need a boomer humor sub to quarantine this kind of stuff.