MTLion3 ( @MTLion3@lemm.ee ) 19•2 years agoIs that actually easier than a small slip with all that info attached to it instead? Genuinely don’t know
ecirmada ( @ecirmada@beehaw.org ) 8•2 years agoThat kind of logic isn’t post worthy. They are thinking inside the box here
cestvrai ( @cestvrai@lemm.ee ) 2•2 years agoShoutout to the Octoprint spool manager plug-in that serves a similar purpose!
fuzzzerd ( @fuzzzerd@programming.dev ) 1•2 years agoHow do you print the QR code on a sticker? I’m just curious about your printer and software for that task.
I use noteqr.de. Those are pre-printed qr codes, you just scan them and add content afterwards.
fuzzzerd ( @fuzzzerd@programming.dev ) 4•2 years agoI see. So the QR code doesn’t contain any of your data in it, it’s just a url to that site, which let’s you store notes under that url.
That’s a neat site, but I was hoping for a local solution that actually stores the data in the QR code itself.
Thanks for responding.
haych ( @haych@lemmy.one ) English8•2 years agoI don’t see why you couldn’t use any old QR Code generator and just print the image of it yourself?
fuzzzerd ( @fuzzzerd@programming.dev ) 2•2 years agoSure, I was mostly asking about the printer and sticker setup. Generating a QR code is one thing. Getting it printed nicely on a sticker is another. OPs solution uses a preprinted qr code to a url and then you store your notes in their site. Nothing wrong with it if that’s what you want, but I’d like to encode the data directly.
Revan343 ( @Revan343@lemmy.ca ) 2•2 years agoYou can buy sheets of stickers that you can then print on