I wore out my percent key typing in the url.
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Somebody correct me, but I remember a url (or any long piece of text) can contain a small image. I think it was hexadecimal code. I was looking for the words "base16=" or "base32=".
What you mean is base64, and yeah.
In this case the latter part of the link is URL-encoded XML and probably unnecessary, I'd guess that only the first two parameters of the URL are really mandatory, but who knows. There are many ancient and ugly as hell web apps out there.
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This reminds me of how my coworker's little girl wrote Santa a letter and wrote out the Amazon links of everything she wanted in much the same fashion.
I mean if you type up to the jobid=xyz it'll work fine :p
I'm sure apps that convert images to text will help with accessing the website.
I thought they didn't have apps in 2013
Reminds me of my phoniatrics teacher who printed out a link for us as homework instead of just sending us the link via email
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Someone felt like making a point.
That’s some column inches.
Pfff these Cavemen still haven't learned of the invention of QR Codes