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Back Up Your Data On Paper With Lots Of QR Codes
- QR-Backup is a command-line Linux tool that turns files into a paper backup containing QR codes.
- It achieves a storage density of 3KB/page and can handle backups of text in the single-digit megabyte range.
- Smaller, denser codes can store up to 130 KB/page.
- While not likely to be widely used, QR-Backup is an interesting and amusing concept for data storage.
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