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> where the device displays a token and you put it into your app. This sounds really unpleasant to use. Maybe users just want a better UX for the local mode?
by xg15 6mo ago
> where the device displays a token and you put it into your app.
This sounds really unpleasant to use. Maybe users just want a better UX for the local mode?
- unsnap_biceps 6mo agoI believe it's a one time pairing code, not each print. FWIW I like the design.
- bdcravens 6mo agoIt's more of an API key that whatever client or code you're using needs.
- vena 6mo agoit uses MQTT, FTP, and RTSP. the key and serial are the credentials.