Scannable ink packaging, IRS shenanighans, and 3D QR codes

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Scannable Ink. A high tech startup has completly changed the need for barcodes that can be scanned. Instead, any logo, color, or printing at all can have a subtle pattern in it that a scanner can read (and fetch product info. This means you could take a single picture and scan 100 items at the checkout stand without needing a person to scan each one. 
Link coming soon.  

The IRS can just take your tax money Kendall has his checking account garnished for not filing 2018 taxes yet. He is delighted by the best customer support call ever... by none other than the IRS, and regrets not calling them 3 years ago.

3D QR codes Could be manufactured to be shuffled around like a rubix cube or sliding puzzle, and then publish a custom link with the click of a botton. Think use cashes at the front of house in restaurants, or sales in retail stores, etc. No technical chops needed.

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