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Unfortunately, and unlike a QR code, the data is not encoded in the drawing itself, which means an Internet connection is always needed.

The problem is that erroneous heuristics are frequently encoded in type 1.

> the data is not encoded in the drawing itself, if that's true then it doesn't really solve anything.

> Unfortunately, and unlike a QR code, the data is not encoded in the drawing itself.

It’s going to take programs encoded as Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs) as input, which seems quite wrong.

In that light, to pay $1.50 for a digital download of a lossy-encoded file is pure madness.

Imagine a world where every online store sells DRM-free music encoded in open licensable formats.

Transformations for specific systems are encoded as meta transforms that operate on base program.

A poorly encoded block only makes a limited area of the image look bad.

I know this, and one can think of it as the numbers encoded in a plain old EAN-13 barcode.

As said there aren't many options, one would be a single parameter (jira does that for JQL) and the rest somehow url encoded.

All literals in a computer can be encoded with finite bit arrays.

Paraphrased, "an encoded AST is just a bytecode for a register VM with a compressed encoding form for 'the last register I mentioned'".

Email address "encoded" in my profile page.

There's no reason why they couldn't to the same thing Mozilla does: a) have a pretty clear account thing for "sync", b) have a pretty clear page for opt/in out on what to sync, c) Have working self-host sync solution, d) have an open source sync solution so you can easily see what's going on, and how things are encoded/stored.