fredandersonsmith
u/fredandersonsmith
Is it possible to create a shortcut that asks for input from the user and have that user scan a NFC tag or multiple tags as a response?
I want to be able to stay in the shortcut and collect data from multiple NFC tags.
Here is the use case I am working on.
I have a menu of tags with different exercises and numbers of minutes on them.
Just exercised on the jump rope for 25 minutes.
I’d like to scan the “5 min”, “20 min” and the “jump rope” tags when prompted.
I know I have many options for recording the data. That’s a whole can of worms I’ll tackle another time.
So, is there a way to do this? Thank all!
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reddit.com/gallery/k2s05rI am an amateur woodworker and I am looking to graduate from buying wood from the home improvement stores. I know from browsing r/woodworking, I should be buying better quality wood for a less at lumber yards but I am not sure how to locate the best one in this area. I don't want to walk into a place that only services to professionals wasting their time and mine.
So, where do you get your lumber?
What are your experiences at these places like?
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