I played around with adding a semi-transparent layer to the QR code for my business, Excellence in e-Education. It works for me, but I’m curious whether it the logo messes up the ability of some scanners to read the code. I use both the Barcode Scanner and QuickMark apps on the Droid to scan QR [...]
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Here’s a chart that compares the speed of adoption of the new big 3: Facebook, Twitter, and Google Plus (G+). There are things to like about G+, but it’s way too early to predict is will be a Twitter-killer, or a Facebook-killer. For me, it’s currently getting populated by the same people who are in [...]
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The new Netflix pricing plan is really absurd. I had a membership several years ago and didn’t really use it all that much. The family decided that we wanted to go with the streaming service and so we jumped back on the flixwagon about two months ago. During the first month, my family streamed 47 [...]
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