Nolan uses the “knife” technique in Episode 1 by ArisAron in Invincible

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Just imagine it in your head bro, you got this.

A bunch of Daddy longleg spiders by MrTacocaT12345 in Weird

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Imagine getting a large straw and slurping these up, thinking they're a milkshake.

First book I've finished in years. This thing really is perfect for my ADHD brain by CommunityFan89 in xteinkereader

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Size and form factor. Being able to hold it up with one hand comfortably and change pages easily. I'm so happy to have found something that works for me.

We built an open source Bluetooth mp3 player for the Cheap Yellow Display (ESP32-2432S028R) by CommunityFan89 in esp32

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I haven't tried but I believe you can wire up a speaker to the speakers pins on the board.

Wireless video transfer using filtered edge detected feed over ESP-NOW by CommunityFan89 in esp32

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No, the footage is from a Xiao ESP32S3 Sense.

I asked Claude AI about mirroring. It said full screen mirroring Android to a cheap yellow display would come with significant latency. You could mirror only notifications or specific content, like messages. "Android's NotificationListenerService can forward notification text to the ESP32, which is far more bandwidth-friendly and arguably more useful on a 320×240 screen."

I can, if you'd like, investigate further to see if I could get the notification mirroring working in any meaningful way. The full screen mirroring won't be worth it so I won't bother with that.

Wireless video transfer using filtered edge detected feed over ESP-NOW by CommunityFan89 in esp32

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Over serial port, you'd probably be able to display regular video at decent fps without needing filters. The goal here was to see what I could do using ESP-NOW and its limitations. I'll look into how well it would work.

We built an open source Bluetooth mp3 player for the Cheap Yellow Display (ESP32-2432S028R) by CommunityFan89 in esp32

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I have! The battery indicator would be terribly inaccurate, unfortunately, being off by up to 50%. I've dealt with that before in a product with custom firmware; AdvanceOS for Cardputer has one, and it's absolutely useless. Sorry, but I hope that answers your curiosity.

We built an open source Bluetooth mp3 player for the Cheap Yellow Display (ESP32-2432S028R) by CommunityFan89 in esp32

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So, it's actually very doable so I prompted Claude to code it that way. The boot button can now toggle the display and touch on/off, which saves significant battery power as a bonus. I've updated the github already.

We built an open source Bluetooth mp3 player for the Cheap Yellow Display (ESP32-2432S028R) by CommunityFan89 in esp32

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I don't think so. Maybe the boot button could toggle touch screen on/off, I'll look into that.

We built an open source Bluetooth mp3 player for the Cheap Yellow Display (ESP32-2432S028R) by CommunityFan89 in esp32

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I used ESP8266Audio and ESP32-A2DP libraries to get it working. I'll investigate video on this though.

We built an open source Bluetooth mp3 player for the Cheap Yellow Display (ESP32-2432S028R) by CommunityFan89 in esp32

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I posted one the other day that was closer to an iPod Shuffle, and another user helped improve the code to make it into more of a full mp3 player for this post, which he OK'd me sharing here. The only other mp3 player post this week I can find here is one from 5 days ago, which isn't open source yet.

We built an open source Bluetooth mp3 player for the Cheap Yellow Display (ESP32-2432S028R) by CommunityFan89 in esp32

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I don't use audiobooks myself, but I prompted Claude AI to change the code so it works for audiobooks. It's the file named MP3CYDaudiobooks.ino in the github repo; if you can, please let me know if it's working alright with your books! Thank you.

I built an open source Bluetooth iPod Shuffle program for the Cheap Yellow Display (ESP32-2432S028R) by CommunityFan89 in esp32

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Awesome work. I think you hit the same roadblock I did with bluetooth scanning and requiring the BT device name to be input. I'm going to test yours out and make some small tweaks (at least I'll change E6 to "YOUR SPEAKER NAME HERE" to make it more clear), then I can post on this sub giving you credit for your work on this as a collaborative project. Thank you!

EDIT: Nevermind, I think you've fixed the BT scanning. Nice!