QR Reader

QR codes. Not as commonly used as they were a few years ago, but still around today. If you have a decent app (i.e. QR scanner), these two codes above should scan just fine. The first one is just a silly website to learn how to create these codes. The second one is a clue. For what? I have no idea. It's just a clue.

Now, I'll explain how I created these. It's really not difficult. I created the first one by going to a website and copying the link. Then I went to goo.gl and pasted the link there. After that, goo.gl created a shortened url for that website and a QR code. You can save the code, scan the code, anything you want. The second one was just a little different. I created it in a Google Doc, then clicked 'share' at the top right corner. I copied its share link, then went through the same steps as the first code.

As I said, simple. It shouldn't take a rocket scientist to create a QR code.

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