@matigo Might it be a mugger or a spy?
The more honest and truthful something is, the more beautiful it is. Truthbeauty.
We sold this hole in the doughnut fifteen times at Goldman Sachs and got rich because we got paid a fee on the collateralisation of the hole in the doughnut.
--Max Keiser's impersonation of an investment banker
@peemee I get it now. I misunderstood that sentence: 'It’s comparatively simple in Network Preferences to turn the wi-fi on but not to automatically lock into any network.'
@peemee 'Automatically join this network' doesn't work for you, with the iMac's wi-fi?
@jws From experience, turning wi-fi off seems to make device batteries charge more quickly and drain more slowly. I'm thinking about more than just power anyway. I just like the principle of defaulting to off. Of course, modern desktops are starting to seem almost like phones with people able to call you when they want…
@jws I like how on the phone you can specify that an app that uses location services can only use it when running. In theory, I'd like something like that for wi-fi. I might try using Airtoggle. I'm already using Bluetoggle to flick bluetooth on and off with a quick key combo.