Scanning it opens the new FB QR Code Page
on Facebook which may host puzzles, jokes, and other flavor to humanize
the company. For now you’ll need an airplane or Facebook security badge
to get a look at it first-hand, but once indexed it should appear on
your favorite satellite mapping website. When Mark Zuckerberg called for a “Space Hackathon” to decorate Facebook’s massive new headquarters at 1 Hacker Way,
he probably didn’t expect employees to take him so literally. A few
scurried up to the roof with some tar paint, and now there’s a 42-foot wide QR code on the roof that’s visible from space.
Facebook Decorates Its Roof With A 42-Foot Wide QR Code
Scanning it opens the new FB QR Code Page
on Facebook which may host puzzles, jokes, and other flavor to humanize
the company. For now you’ll need an airplane or Facebook security badge
to get a look at it first-hand, but once indexed it should appear on
your favorite satellite mapping website. When Mark Zuckerberg called for a “Space Hackathon” to decorate Facebook’s massive new headquarters at 1 Hacker Way,
he probably didn’t expect employees to take him so literally. A few
scurried up to the roof with some tar paint, and now there’s a 42-foot wide QR code on the roof that’s visible from space.
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