Yes, that should work. "serve" prints the URL and the 6-digit pairing code to stdout, so your ssh session sees them, and shutting it down is just killing the pr

Yes, that should work. "serve" prints the URL and the 6-digit pairing code to stdout, so your ssh session sees them, and shutting it down is just killing the process. One suggestion for the untrusted-PC part: bitbang serve -ephemeral. That uses a throwaway identity that dies with the process, so the URL is dead the moment you kill it -- rather than persisting and still working later from whatever browser history it's sitting in. --pin adds a second factor if you want one. The pairing code is possibly handy too. If you'd rather not type a long URL on an unfamiliar machine, go to bitba.ng, enter the 6-digit code, and confirm the number it shows you back on the Pi.