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Fortunately, it is entirely unnecessary to remember your Wifi password (provided that you trust your devices…). Create a near-random 63 char password, put it i
by claudius 13y ago
Fortunately, it is entirely unnecessary to remember your Wifi password (provided that you trust your devices…).
Create a near-random 63 char password, put it in a text file on a USB key and possibly print it out as a QR code and you’ll never have to worry about either entering it by hand or it getting cracked by that strange kid across the street.
- hrktb 13y agountil you buy an apple TV (and don't want to cable it). Fun ensues.
- snom380 13y agoI use a random 63 character WPA2 password, and my solution was to cable it initially, and then set up the WiFi password using the iPhone remote app.
- claudius 13y agoAnd if all else fails, entering 63 characters is not really that hard either (unless the Apple TV has one of these weird on-screen letter-choosing wheels you sometimes encounter in videogame consoles and the like).
- mnordhoff 13y agoOh god, yes it is. Especially when you realize halfway through that the iPad cannot type "`". (You can copy and paste it, though.)
- SmokyBorbon 13y agoBluetooth keyboard. Used it to enter my 63 character wifi password just last night on my Apple TV.
- rblatz 13y agoOr Roku or a nest... Tons of devices use wifi but lack cameras or copy/paste.