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Originally Posted By Scratch45: I don't like QR code menus. Don't need another excuse to use my phone at dinner. Prefer to hold and look at a tangible menu. Does this make me a boomer?? View Quote Not a boomer. Just out of touch with the World outside. I don’t like them either, but I’m able to explain it to you because my job forces me to travel outside my preferred bubble: As everybody knows, we are in a near-hyperinflation environment. Electronic menus can be changed easily. Electronic menus allow for any language. There you go. I travel to S.America a lot, and we are turning into Argentina/Brazil. A lot of the menus down there had stickers for the prices, which had to be updated weekly or even daily. You can imagine how much work that would be. Lolz. Now, it’s mostly QR codes. Brings up an important question: Could a hacker devise a QR code which gave access to my stored passwords or content? (pictures, Notes, texts, etc). (On an Iphone) Can a QR code grant access to control the phone? |
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GD- "It's kind of like wading through through slimy lake bed with your feet to find clams below the surface".
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I prefer the QR code so I limit my exposure to COVID when I go out.
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I already looked up the menu before going and know what I want.
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Originally Posted By Jayne_Cobb: I'm not tipping 15% for "someone" to ferry food 30 feet once and maybe serve one refill. View Quote Jayne: All of you, you think there's someone just gonna drop money on you? Money they could use? Well there ain't people like that. Jayne: [He pauses] There's just people like me. |
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Don't sound like somewhere I would go. Not taking cash is also an indication they don't want my business, and thats fine by me.
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Originally Posted By BillofRights: Brings up an important question: Could a hacker devise a QR code which gave access to my stored passwords or content? (pictures, Notes, texts, etc). (On an Iphone) Can a QR code grant access to control the phone? View Quote all those shameful things you've googled. all those websites you've visited. you're fucked, bud. |
I have a dream that my four children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the colour of their skin but by the content of their shitpoast. - sierra-def
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I expect a high quality printed menu when I eat out. For security/privacy, I disable automatic QR code lookup. If I have to go through a few screens to re-enable it, I could just as easily walk out and eat at the place next door.
Also: QR codes are racist. Some races can't just take the QR code to Kinkos and have it scanned. (a Kamala quote I made up -- sort of) |
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i'm your huckleberry. that's just my game.
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I have a dream that my four children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the colour of their skin but by the content of their shitpoast. - sierra-def
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Originally Posted By Into_the_Void: So do you film or just watch View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Into_the_Void: Originally Posted By Nickel_Plated: I don't really see a difference between looking at your phone to decide what you want and looking at a menu. It's not like they're forcing you to stare at your phone for your whole visit and ignore whoever it is you're having dinner with. You can still look up and talk to them about the menu options or whatever. Then when you're done deciding you put the phone away. Having to use a QR code menu has never interfered with me having dinner conversation at a restaurant. And can anyone give me a single example of them scanning a QR code on a restaurant table that some ne'er-do-well replaced and it redirected you to gay goatse midget porn? If anything, it sounds like a great opportunity to have the restaurant comp you with a free meal for your trauma. Sorry OP, but yeah, you sound kinda boomery. So do you film or just watch What the gay midget porn? I film and leave QR links to it in public places for others to watch. |
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Originally Posted By Scratch45: You should not do that unless they link to something MAGA-like View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Scratch45: Originally Posted By C3H5N3O9: On a related note, am I the only one tempted to print up QR code stickers for a little mayhem? You should not do that unless they link to something MAGA-like Goatse or Tub Girl QR codes for everyone! These places need to learn the hard way. |
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Originally Posted By Happy_Hour_Hero: Menus are disgusting. They should have an option for the luddites, but I'm always happy when I don't have to touch one. View Quote The used plates, silverware cups/glasses, napkins and not to mention the complete strangers making, preparing and handling your food? Menus though, yeah, so gross. |
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Originally Posted By RC03: The used plates, silverware cups/glasses, napkins and not to mention the complete strangers making, preparing and handling your food? Menus though, yeah, so gross. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By RC03: Originally Posted By Happy_Hour_Hero: Menus are disgusting. They should have an option for the luddites, but I'm always happy when I don't have to touch one. Menus though, yeah, so gross. I've only seen a menu get wiped if it was visibly dirty. I still prefer a physical menu though. |
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Go ahead…click on the link. It’s not like people that do this shit for a living telling you not to.
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View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By JLPettimoreIII: Originally Posted By Pro_Patria_431: Don't sound like somewhere I would go. Not taking cash is also an indication they don't want my business, and thats fine by me. Credit cards are how the government controls you. Cash is king. |
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Originally Posted By Jayne_Cobb: I'm not tipping 15% for "someone" to ferry food 30 feet once and maybe serve one refill. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Jayne_Cobb: Originally Posted By sawgunner73: I like it actually. Scan QR code, order from the menu, pay for your order, and someone brings out your order when it's ready. Easy peezy. And neither do I in this instance. Now it costs less too. |
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It's not my thing. I want to hold the actual menu. That being said most restaurants around here have physical menus. I have only ran into them while traveling.
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I intentionally don’t bring my phone into restaurants so that I can avoid being one of the people who spends the whole dinner buried in their phone and ignoring the rest of the group, so QR menus are gonna be a hard pass for me.
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Originally Posted By Scratch45: I don't like QR code menus. Don't need another excuse to use my phone at dinner. Prefer to hold and look at a tangible menu. Does this make me a boomer?? View Quote I refuse and go somewhere else. This only happened once over in Virginia Beach at one of the swanky breweries on the beach. They were offended I asked for a paper menu. |
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Originally Posted By rtlm: I've never carried a phone to the toilet. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By rtlm: Originally Posted By perfectsilence: Yeah, it’s so much more sanitary to browse the menu on the same device that you hold while taking almost every shit of your life. I've never carried a phone to the toilet. Probably half of my posts were made from the toilet |
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Originally Posted By HiFlow: if you never scanned a stupid fooking QR code. Im not doing extra shit to buy your shit. If its that important put it out there for me to see at a first glance. GenX says fuck off with that hipster techno-babble bullshit. View Quote For any reason. I see tons of stuff that involves scanning a QR code, I'm just like "nah". Must not be important. Oh yeah, millennial checking in. |
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Originally Posted By JLPettimoreIII: GOT DAYUM MILLENNIALS @Agilt @The_Master_Shake @HRoark87 @Notcalifornialegal @beito desstrafe View Quote Be me. Hardest working Millenial. Wake up at 930. Take Adderall, Xanax and 12 other medications prescribed by my therapist. Pull up imgur and latest Steven Trollbert Quote. Mild smile. Scroll through 200 more images and get out of bed at 10:15. Take SpongeBob pajamas off and put on skinny jeans and Avengers T-Shirt. My favorite is Black Panther. Look in the mirror and my right arm which is covered in my favorite quotes and characters from my childhood. My Star Wars quotes are starting to fade and I'll need to get them redone before too long. Check credit cards and I have $25 left to spend which is just enough for a Starbucks and Avocado bagel. Charliesheenwiining.jpg Get into early 2000's Ford Fiesta with rear window covered in Superhero, Palestine and BIPOCLGTBTQIA+++ stickers and instantly back into my elderly neighbor. She proceeds to berate me for not looking at where I'm going but SHE saw that I was in the car so it's her fault. Roll down my window and yell OK BOOMER at the top of my lungs and drive off. Get to Starbucks and have hots for the cashier. She is also a millenial but she never shows up on Tinder so I have no way of getting to know her. It's my turn to order and remember what my therapist said to be confident and yell "EXTRA GRANDE AND AVOCADO BAGEL" While store looks up at me and she takes my order and tells me my total is 24.95. Tells me to enjoy my latte and toast and I go "You too" titanicjackandrose.gif Definitely had a connection and will look extra hard for her on tinder tonight. 12:30 and Im ready to start the day and get to my marketing job at Big Tech Marketing Co. Have huge writers block because I can't think of 10 things that make linkedin a great social networking tool. Take a break to smoke some pot to get my creative juices flowing and feel a lot better. 2:45 and I'm back in my seat ready to knock this list out but just 15 minutes later I've only added 2 items to my original 3. get frustrated and decide to take a lunch break. Crap my credit cards maxed out. Steal Michelle's lunch and write an IOU. What the hell even is this. It's bread with some kind of meat in the middle. Take a bite and toss it out. Call my mom and ask for some money for lunch but my dad catches her and says ABSOLUTELY NOT. He's such an asshole. Tell him that I guess he wants me to starve to death and angrily hang up. Feels.jpg. Make it back to my desk and it's 4:00 and the days almost over. Some boomer fuck walks in and days he has a big announcement. Says that we haven't been able to push out enough articles and a new tool can write our articles for us. Our office will be closed down and we will receive 6 months pay as severance. Wow what an asshole. Blame him for creating a toxic work environment and state that he will hear from my lawyer. Get home crying see that my 6 months severance has been paid out already. SpongbobIdea.gif Book 6 month backing trip in Europe which eats up all my severance. #I deserve this Dad calls me and says he was sorry to hear I got fired. Tell him it's okay and that they paid me 6 months severance which I will be using on a backpacking trip. Hits the fuckin roof and tells me that I've maxed out my cards and that I still owe them 14,000. Cannot (but can) believe his toxicity and tell him I don't need that in my life. Hang up phone and start looking for Starbucks gal on Tinder. Only a matter of time. Another great day of the greatest Generation. |
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I like the menu better but QR codes work
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Originally Posted By DDiggler: It’s literally just a link. What do you think it will do, give you a false menu that gives you nothing but disgusting choices? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By DDiggler: Originally Posted By SnoopisTDI: How do you know what you're actually scanning? It's like clicking on random links. Thanks, but no thanks. It’s literally just a link. What do you think it will do, give you a false menu that gives you nothing but disgusting choices? It will download aggressive gay pornography that will upload your retirement accounts to the cloud. |
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Originally Posted By sic_ness: lol that’s a thing? I’d get up and leave, and I’m far from a boomer Luddite View Quote Years ago...well before Covid (think 2015 or maybe a year or 2 after)...Olive Garden had a thing where you'd place your order on this little electronic thing that sat on your table. Nobody came by with menus or to take your order. You'd look through their "menu", select your items, then it'd get sent back to the kitchen. A little while later, your food is brought out to you. I don't know if they still do that, or not. I haven't eaten there since then. |
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Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: [b]Originally Posted By BillofRights:[/ Brings up an important question: Could a hacker devise a QR code which gave access to my stored passwords or content? (pictures, Notes, texts, etc). (On an Iphone) Can a QR code grant access to control the phone? Absolutely. It is a simple URL that opens in a browser. Please describe how a hacker could use a QR code, and ONLY a QR code, to gain access to all those items on your phone without you doing something really really stupid, like entering login credentials to the linked site or intentionally granting access to these things when asked by the OS? Remember we are talking about viewing a menu here. |
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"Some people talk about doing what others have actually done." -my teenage son
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Restaurants used to spend a lot of money on menus. It's a cardinal indicator of if your steak is actually going to be USDA Prime... or just "Restaurant Choice."
If you make me scan a QR code, I'm going to order an appetizer and a drink. Then eat somewhere that isn't owned by cheep motherfuckers. |
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Originally Posted By DDiggler: It is a simple URL that opens in a browser. Please describe how a hacker could use a QR code, and ONLY a QR code, to gain access to all those items on your phone without you doing something really really stupid, like entering login credentials to the linked site or intentionally granting access to these things when asked by the OS? Remember we are talking about viewing a menu here. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By DDiggler: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: [b]Originally Posted By BillofRights:[/ Brings up an important question: Could a hacker devise a QR code which gave access to my stored passwords or content? (pictures, Notes, texts, etc). (On an Iphone) Can a QR code grant access to control the phone? Absolutely. It is a simple URL that opens in a browser. Please describe how a hacker could use a QR code, and ONLY a QR code, to gain access to all those items on your phone without you doing something really really stupid, like entering login credentials to the linked site or intentionally granting access to these things when asked by the OS? Remember we are talking about viewing a menu here. Step 1 - make you click a link, aka QR code. This could insert code on the device. Not required, but makes it super easy. Step 2 - pop up to make you accept cert, this is my man in the middle to do ssl proxy Step 3 - proxy all your shit to me no matter where you are capturing all your passwords. That’s not theory. That’s how you do it. |
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I don’t care, either way is fine with me.
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Stellen bud.
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Originally Posted By FlashMan-7k: I would be inclined to say: Why are you using qr codes ... so you can change prices for people based on their race and sex? Be drop dead serious when you ask them. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By FlashMan-7k: Originally Posted By Scratch45: I don't like QR code menus. Don't need another excuse to use my phone at dinner. Prefer to hold and look at a tangible menu. Does this make me a boomer?? I would be inclined to say: Why are you using qr codes ... so you can change prices for people based on their race and sex? Be drop dead serious when you ask them. "Demand pricing" like Uber and airline ticketing. |
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Originally Posted By spidey07: Step 1 - make you click a link, aka QR code. This could insert code on the device. Not required, but makes it super easy. Step 2 - pop up to make you accept cert, this is my man in the middle to do ssl proxy Step 3 - proxy all your shit to me no matter where you are capturing all your passwords. That’s not theory. That’s how you do it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By spidey07: Originally Posted By DDiggler: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: [b]Originally Posted By BillofRights:[/ Brings up an important question: Could a hacker devise a QR code which gave access to my stored passwords or content? (pictures, Notes, texts, etc). (On an Iphone) Can a QR code grant access to control the phone? Absolutely. It is a simple URL that opens in a browser. Please describe how a hacker could use a QR code, and ONLY a QR code, to gain access to all those items on your phone without you doing something really really stupid, like entering login credentials to the linked site or intentionally granting access to these things when asked by the OS? Remember we are talking about viewing a menu here. Step 1 - make you click a link, aka QR code. This could insert code on the device. Not required, but makes it super easy. Step 2 - pop up to make you accept cert, this is my man in the middle to do ssl proxy Step 3 - proxy all your shit to me no matter where you are capturing all your passwords. That’s not theory. That’s how you do it. But why would anyone accept anything on a popup for a read-only menu that requires no login? |
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People still placing fake ones with malware over them?
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Nobody will be coming to save you, plan accordingly.
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Originally Posted By DDiggler: It is a simple URL that opens in a browser. Please describe how a hacker could use a QR code, and ONLY a QR code, to gain access to all those items on your phone without you doing something really really stupid, like entering login credentials to the linked site or intentionally granting access to these things when asked by the OS? Remember we are talking about viewing a menu here. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By DDiggler: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: [b]Originally Posted By BillofRights:[/ Brings up an important question: Could a hacker devise a QR code which gave access to my stored passwords or content? (pictures, Notes, texts, etc). (On an Iphone) Can a QR code grant access to control the phone? Absolutely. It is a simple URL that opens in a browser. Please describe how a hacker could use a QR code, and ONLY a QR code, to gain access to all those items on your phone without you doing something really really stupid, like entering login credentials to the linked site or intentionally granting access to these things when asked by the OS? Remember we are talking about viewing a menu here. Oh, it’s just a link. That’s a relief. lol |
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Originally Posted By redoubt: Same. I travel for work and when there is a large party where everyone is paying for their own meal it makes it easy. There's one upscale bar/restaurant that's popular, you scan the code, order your food, pay for it, get refills on adult beverages, without having to flag down a server or go up to the bar. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By redoubt: Originally Posted By sawgunner73: I like it actually. Scan QR code, order from the menu, pay for your order, and someone brings out your order when it's ready. Easy peezy. There's one upscale bar/restaurant that's popular, you scan the code, order your food, pay for it, get refills on adult beverages, without having to flag down a server or go up to the bar. Patrick Henry: "Give me convenience or give me death."......Oh wait, that was the Dead Kennedys. |
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Originally Posted By DDiggler: But why would anyone accept anything on a popup for a read-only menu that requires no login? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By DDiggler: Originally Posted By spidey07: Originally Posted By DDiggler: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By BillofRights: Brings up an important question: Could a hacker devise a QR code which gave access to my stored passwords or content? (pictures, Notes, texts, etc). (On an Iphone) Can a QR code grant access to control the phone? Absolutely. It is a simple URL that opens in a browser. Please describe how a hacker could use a QR code, and ONLY a QR code, to gain access to all those items on your phone without you doing something really really stupid, like entering login credentials to the linked site or intentionally granting access to these things when asked by the OS? Remember we are talking about viewing a menu here. Step 1 - make you click a link, aka QR code. This could insert code on the device. Not required, but makes it super easy. Step 2 - pop up to make you accept cert, this is my man in the middle to do ssl proxy Step 3 - proxy all your shit to me no matter where you are capturing all your passwords. That’s not theory. That’s how you do it. But why would anyone accept anything on a popup for a read-only menu that requires no login? "Menu available, click here to read" |
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Originally Posted By DDiggler: But why would anyone accept anything on a popup for a read-only menu that requires no login? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By DDiggler: Originally Posted By spidey07: Originally Posted By DDiggler: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: [b]Originally Posted By BillofRights:[/ Brings up an important question: Could a hacker devise a QR code which gave access to my stored passwords or content? (pictures, Notes, texts, etc). (On an Iphone) Can a QR code grant access to control the phone? Absolutely. It is a simple URL that opens in a browser. Please describe how a hacker could use a QR code, and ONLY a QR code, to gain access to all those items on your phone without you doing something really really stupid, like entering login credentials to the linked site or intentionally granting access to these things when asked by the OS? Remember we are talking about viewing a menu here. Step 1 - make you click a link, aka QR code. This could insert code on the device. Not required, but makes it super easy. Step 2 - pop up to make you accept cert, this is my man in the middle to do ssl proxy Step 3 - proxy all your shit to me no matter where you are capturing all your passwords. That’s not theory. That’s how you do it. But why would anyone accept anything on a popup for a read-only menu that requires no login? Because people will click “ok” without knowing what they’re clicking. I had same shit in Houston airport “click here to order”. I said fuck no”. Wanted email address, phone, etc. just to order food. South Park covered this. |
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Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Oh, it’s just a link. That’s a relief. lol View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: Originally Posted By DDiggler: Originally Posted By Cincinnatus: [b]Originally Posted By BillofRights:[/ Brings up an important question: Could a hacker devise a QR code which gave access to my stored passwords or content? (pictures, Notes, texts, etc). (On an Iphone) Can a QR code grant access to control the phone? Absolutely. It is a simple URL that opens in a browser. Please describe how a hacker could use a QR code, and ONLY a QR code, to gain access to all those items on your phone without you doing something really really stupid, like entering login credentials to the linked site or intentionally granting access to these things when asked by the OS? Remember we are talking about viewing a menu here. Oh, it’s just a link. That’s a relief. lol It is. Do you not trust yourself to enter your Vanguard Investments credentials on a link that's supposed to send you a menu, or to stop yourself from clicking "Allow access to all contacts" popup for the same? |
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