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keirabee
·3 anni fa·discuss
It seems like if I go to http://where-is-google-maps.com/?p={number} such as http://where-is-google-maps.com/?p=1, http://where-is-google-maps.com/?p=2, and so on, I get the locations of different google data centers around the world with qr codes on them. also worth noting the page title seems to be 'hide and seek' for all these pages. also the fence in p=2 seems to have a number on it? "4-20-11911191" or something.
keirabee
·3 anni fa·discuss
I think really most sites should (ideally) come with a text-only version. I know that's probably an extreme minority opinion but between console-based browsers, screenreaders, people with crappy devices, people with miniature devices, at the very least just having some kind of 'about this site' document would be helpful for anyone. There seems to be overlap between that need and this, possibly. Then again, having it in some format like json (or xml) might also be more 'accessible' to machines (and to certain devices).