Its all good, its great it exists. You too!
mesamunefire
joined 2 years ago
Thanks!!
....wait its gone :( darn.
People have been reporting it quite a bit. If i were to guess A/B testing.
I want that sticker!
I brought up last time that if RAM prices keep going up and up, it makes more economic sense to make more factories/facilities.
Theres always those people who say that it doesn't make sense to make new facilities, but I really dont see chip shortages to stop. With climate change being a thing and supply chain issues popping up more and more, I just dont see an end within the next 10 years. Makes more sense to bring some of that in house.
Exactly. Thank you for putting this up.
In theory, excel should be good enough. But its only good enough for one person. They dont have the context of the whole project most of the time. So at no point is it optimized for everyone involved. Also God forbid someone leaves the job for any reason or goes on vacation. Even a shared Excel between teams, you go on vacation, come back and all your tasks are gone/messed up/they are using a new document for new projects.
In practice like one tracker that is maintained by the team that gets you 70% of the way there is good enough. And yeah it sucks when teams are moving from one to another.
I was just sharing hat would happen if whatapp and other services went down....Interesting. Guess we see what happends live!
Nice, glad you like the design. I do too.
I think in theory it would be easier to repair. But it is 250 which is quite a bit.
Ill know in a couple months!
If anyone wants to see the old project: https://hackaday.io/project/192688-the-open-book
Its been around for a bit. The newest iteration looks like its trying to be more like kindle.
GH page: https://github.com/joeycastillo/The-Open-Book
I forget where but the developer goes over the cost of the physical hardware a couple of years ago somewhere. Its kinda expensive to make your own open source ebook reader from mostly scratch.
I like this version: https://www.oddlyspecificobjects.com/projects/openbook/
Very similar to https://diptyx.dev/
But its been around longer. Software looks really good for an esp32. Im hoping we see more of these open source ebook readers pop up.
At a job i waa at, we attempted to integrate with a union. When we attempted to put the material onto google drive it would lock us out. It was consistant.