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alarm app
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Not with qr but nfc tags. Since these are cheap you could give it a try
https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/apk/com.nfcalarmclock
This would probably work great most of the time. One worry I had when exploring NFC tags was if the tag gets lost, or you are out of home and forget to skip the alarm
With barcodes/QR you can generate one on the spot if you know what the original one was. Some people just have a thing for the word "barcode"
I guess you could always uninstall the app or force shut down the phone
Is that a QR code that says “barcode”?
It is, for legacy reasons
(I quickly threw it together)
I’m just making sure I decoded it correctly. :)
Ah makes sense :)
I find that it's similar to security questions, where I might not remember what exactly to input when I need to regenerate it. "qrcode" vs. "QR-code" etc.
A better solution to my problem might be to add the code as text, underneath the image when printing it out