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I do this in our house and it works great. I discovered one flaw though. When I say scan the QRCode I am immediately told “i don’t knows how” Or asked “the what
by sirsuki 7y ago
I do this in our house and it works great. I discovered one flaw though. When I say scan the QRCode I am immediately told “i don’t knows how” Or asked “the what?” Or disapproved of with “I hate those things.”
Fun fact no one has ever actually scanned the code... ever! Maybe if I was a cafe but not for house guests.
- smacktoward 7y agoIf nobody will use it, does it really work great?
- gundmc 7y agoSolutions that work technically but lack adoption is the default state of software engineering!
- debt 7y agoOkay so you don’t live in China then I take it
- wlesieutre 7y agoInstead of "scan" have you tried telling people to point their phone's camera at it? "Scan" sounds to them like some separate action that they would need to know how to do. But at least on iOS all it takes is opening the camera and pointing it at the code - you get a pop up notification asking you to join the network. I bet people know how to point the camera at something even if they don't think they know how to scan it.