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Crazy? I was crazy once
Crazy? I was crazy once
For future reference I recommend the brand “athom” for smart light bulbs, they come flashed with tasmota, wled or esphome and you can also flash whatever you want on them
So twitch collects analytics? What a surprise
Type web
instead, that’ll probably work
You can disable the facial recognition, so that shouldn’t be an issue
I would like to think that I would react better if that happened to me but I know that I would fumble in the worst ways possible, so I feel you
Well he had time to ssh in from his phone and type a command
I took it as the donkey being .NET
All you’d need to program that ESP32 is an USB to UART adapter, you can get those for pennies on the dollar. I’ve never used Ethernet on the ESP32 so I can’t attest to how easy it would be, however I do know that doing it over WiFi is super simple.
Strip the debug info, should be a lot smaller. Also check out TinyGo, it’s meant for embedded devices
Probably cheaper to just use an ESP8266 or the like
Ooh I’ve been wanting to make one of these for a while, where did you get the buttons from?
You could use Tasker to make an automation that checks what the notification’s content is, but it’s just an ugly workaround
It does say “the policy we announced”, not “the announcement”
Yeah it’s way less powerful, it’s kind of halfway between an Arduino/ESP32 and a Raspberry Pi
The Ox64 is very neat, however it’s kind of a pain to get running
Linux is the old standard kernel for GNU
They have a meme relationship with dbrand
The issue is that we are a small minority