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as asked repeatedly and never answered on reddit, what is the use case for this?
by KenSF 2y ago
as asked repeatedly and never answered on reddit, what is the use case for this?
- nadermx 2y agoTake a menu in a tourist spot, could have it go to both languages
- rblatz 2y agoSo just keep scanning repeatedly until it gets you to the right menu? Wouldn’t it be easier to just have the link the QR code points to show a language picker?
- axelthegerman 2y agoOr use the available language information from the device to guess the best language (and have a picker to change)
- x13 2y agook, so you're going to explain to people to scan it at different angles? absurd. this is like having a hyperlink go to a random destination.
- jdoe1337halo 2y agoDoes a proof of concept need a use case? :)
- solidr53 2y agoreal-world AB testing is the only thing I can think of
- esperent 2y agoNot all questions have an answer that will satisfy you. In this case, it probably exists because it's technically interesting, and for no other reason. Although I can totally image a roulette style game played by people who like that kind of thing: one link leads to something nice like puppy photos, the other leads to something disgusting.