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barcode me

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barcode.gifThat’s me. A barcode that tells you everything you’d ever want to know about me. My body, memories and ideas compressed into impeccable machine-readable format. If you feel the urge to store yourself for posterity, generate your own barcode now. Or you could, I suppose, look at other barcode art.

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2 thoughts on “barcode me”

  1. scribblingwoman

    Bar codes and SF
    From jill/text: links to a page where you can make your own barcode, part of a barcode art site. Check…

  2. Weez Blog

    self-portrait
    Courtesy of jill. Go ahead and barcode yourself….

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