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Wikipedia Unveils Probably the Coolest QR Thingy Ever Made : Wikipedia today introduced a program called QRPedia , a QR code creation service that lets users snap a picture of a QR code and be automatically directed to a linked mobile Wikipedia entry in whatever written language their phone uses. If there's no article in their language for the designated topic, the program directs them to the most relevant related article that is available in that language. If you don't have a QR reader on your phone, I use the Google iPhone app, myself. I dare you to find a cooler example of QR codes in action than QRPedia. Originally built at England's Derby Museum and Gallery (by the museum's Wikipedian in Residence!) the service is now available to anyone online. Multiple museums around the world have already put it to use, posting QR codes on the wall next to items on display. That's what the Internet is for, people, for taking the reality we're standing in front of...

With How Things Have Been Changing Lately… : Comic by: PrincessWordplay

If you have found this website by my QR code, then I thank you. Please see more posts below for the goofy things I do with GIMP photo editor and other things I have found on the interwebs.

Unlikely Mortal Kombat finishing moves: Defenestratality! (throw them out a window) Somnolentality! (put the enemy to sleep) Remonstratality! (tell enemy you disagree with them) Obduratality! (player stands with arms crossed, refuses tofinish the enemy)

I took a picture I found on the internet of a blacksmith making some horse shoes for the royal wedding. A bit of cropping and effects made it pretty awesome: