Show HN: Print a WiFi Login Card
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#32On ios it works fine with the default camera app, but what about android? I'd guess support varies depending on vendor?
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#33On ios it works fine with the default camera app, but what about android? I'd guess support varies depending on vendor?
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#34 qrencode -t utf8 'WIFI:T:WPA;S:network;P:password;;'Re: Show HN: Print a WiFi Login Card
#35I do wish there was an option to safely disable all connectivity in a browser tab (forever) like with Javascript or camera access. Yes, saving the page, disconnecting your network connection, then deleting the page would work, but it's a real bother.
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#36I do wish there was an option to safely disable all connectivity in a browser tab (forever) like with Javascript or camera access. Yes, saving the page, disconnecting your network connection, then deleting the page would work, but it's a real bother.
Re: Show HN: Print a WiFi Login Card
#37qrencode -t utf8 'WIFI:T:WPA;S:network;P:password;;'
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#38Re: Show HN: Print a WiFi Login Card
#39I do wish there was an option to safely disable all connectivity in a browser tab (forever) like with Javascript or camera access. Yes, saving the page, disconnecting your network connection, then deleting the page would work, but it's a real bother.
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#40I do wish there was an option to safely disable all connectivity in a browser tab (forever) like with Javascript or camera access. Yes, saving the page, disconnecting your network connection, then deleting the page would work, but it's a real bother.
> View the source code
It would be really nice if the source code in the browser (no, not the Github repo; how do I know the web server served the same thing as the Github repo?) were displayed in a human-readable format with proper tabbing, comments if applicable, and not an obfuscated, minified form.
In fact if your goal isn't specifically obfuscation, it's not necessary to minify JS in general. Web servers do a good job gzipping stuff.