But do you know how to get the cryptic information back out of the Barcode? Here’s the challenge: The image at the top of the post was created by the devious writers here at Hack a Day.

Yesterday we issued a barcode challenge in honor of the Barcode’s birthday. Congratulations to [The Moogle] for winning this challenge. His submission offers a very detailed explanation of how ...

While the world has changed a lot since the mid-1970s, the Universal Product Code (UPC)—what most people think of when they ...

Challenge Butter, the flagship brand of Challenge Dairy Products, is celebrating the start of National Breakfast Month by sharing fresh insights on American breakfast habits. In a recent survey ...

With so many different personalities assembled in the cast for The Challenge: Battle of the Eras, there are plenty of friends, rivals, hookups, and exes. Several of those exes are part of the Era ...

Last week, the challenge focused on becoming a soccer star, and this week, you’ll try your hand at volleyball in the latest Viral Villager Challenge. Like the previous Olympic Striker challenge ...

It was while working as an electrical engineer with IBM that George Laurer fully developed the Universal Product Code (UPC), or barcode. He developed a scanner that could read codes digitally.

Butter labelled as 'salted' contains three per cent or more salt; the salt was traditionally added to butter to help preserve it. Salted is best for spreading rather than cooking, allowing the ...

Universe Pharmaceuticals INC, through its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture, marketing, distribution, and sale of traditional Chinese medicine derivative products in China. It offers ...

The Challenge — the longest-running reality competition show on TV — is back and bigger than ever for Season 40. DirecTV Stream is a more comprehensive cable streaming service with local ...

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