Topic: people scanned TV set and donated money to college kid (Read 746 times)
The race is on to get your QR code into Google maps' satellite view, I guess. The bigger, the better!
This event received broad coverage at r/Bitcoin, but little here (probably due to the man-in-the-middle attack over the weekend).
Google shows the MSM has disseminated this story via 11 outlets already. I expect this to excite several young people to display bitcoin QR codes in prominent places, hoping to earn some cash. I think the innovative ones will be rewarded.
For example, there was a long-standing tradition in UBC Engineering to hang a VW bug from some crazy location (the most high-profile example was the VW bug hung from the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco). Tagging the car with a bitcoin QR code would no doubt be even more controversial, but I bet it would attract a lot of donations.
Google shows the MSM has disseminated this story via 11 outlets already. I expect this to excite several young people to display bitcoin QR codes in prominent places, hoping to earn some cash. I think the innovative ones will be rewarded.
For example, there was a long-standing tradition in UBC Engineering to hang a VW bug from some crazy location (the most high-profile example was the VW bug hung from the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco). Tagging the car with a bitcoin QR code would no doubt be even more controversial, but I bet it would attract a lot of donations.
you believe this, easy money.
next time I see a news event being filmed I'm bringing my QR code sign
http://www.businessinsider.com.au/someone-holding-bitcoin-sign-on-college-gameday-receives-over-22-bitcoins-2013-12
next time I see a news event being filmed I'm bringing my QR code sign
http://www.businessinsider.com.au/someone-holding-bitcoin-sign-on-college-gameday-receives-over-22-bitcoins-2013-12
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