GeorgeHahn

I suspect you can fix that by adding a level shifter between the display and the ESP32. Input voltage thresholds are relative to the voltage rail, which is why reducing the display's voltage relative to the ESP32's (3.3v) outputs make it able to read the data.

Is that true on the pro? I trialed one maybe a year ago and got the impression that the company had stopped supporting third party devs.

I had a hang that sounds similar to yours the other day, and it appeared to retrain on the next boot. Does that line up with what you've seen?

I agree, the input devices leave something to be desired. I dream of grafting a MBP keyboard and trackpad onto my FW13.

That doesn't fit the bill:

> Output voltage (four charging modes): PDO DC5.0V-3.0A or 9.0V-2.77A PPS 3.3-5.9V-3A or 3.3-11.0V-2.24A

5V output at 5A is pretty unusual.

I'm a Boox device owner and can confirm they declined my request for the GPL source code.

I enjoy this simply to have sunset, sunrise, and moon phase on my wrist. The added precision from the finetune watch face is a nice bonus.

How does this compare with Fermyon's WebAssembly platform?

I love this idea! Thanks for sharing, I'm looking forward to trying this out day to day.

I wrote a server that bridges Subsonic clients to my Spotify library. I like that it lets me to stream anything on Spotify but I can still fill in favorites that aren't available.