QR-код, ведущий на 404
There’s a famous incident where a guy got a QR code tattooed on him that directs you to a YouTube video of his favorite soccer team getting a goal. He posted it online and everyone came together to report the video until it got automatically removed and now his QR code leads to a 404 page not found screen. Are we the baddies?
A social-media post tells the absurd story of a man whose tattooed QR code once linked to a soccer video, but now leads to a 404 page after the video was mass-reported. Below, a uniformed Nazi-looking officer asks, “Are we the baddies?”, turning the story into a joke about collective action backfiring and making the tattoo useless. The image is used as a reaction when people realize their supposedly helpful or righteous actions caused an unfortunate result. EN: A social-media post tells the absurd story of a man whose tattooed QR code once linked to a soccer video, but now leads to a 404 page after the video was mass-reported. Below, a uniformed Nazi-looking officer asks, “Are we the baddies?”, turning the story into a joke about collective action backfiring and making the tattoo useless. The image is used as a reaction when people realize their supposedly helpful or righteous actions caused an unfortunate result.
- @dustinthehead / 3486 2021-08-23
- Template
- Are We the Baddies?
- Type
- image
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- 594×778 · 77.7 KiB
- Mood
- absurd, ironic
- Language
- en
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