Classic Literature Converted to QR Codes for No Good Reason

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Subscribe to commentsmsFeb 25th 2011 12:26PM
sure would give the digital rights enforcement, anti-sharing types a new major headache. say a file qr codes of the new best seller up on bit torrent or some other file sharing site. there would no way that they would able to use natural language searches to find the offender. what if music could be converted to qr codes?