do you need your microcontroller+LCD as small as possible?

[sobaka@app.wafrn.net]

@foone@digipres.club

well can't you see it? everything is fine.

[sonikku@techhub.social]

@foone hmm, ny PS1 memory card had a tiny OLED, guess there’s a market for such tiny ones.

[1000millimeter@chaos.social]

@foone Does it come with a magnifying glass?

[miunau@meow.social]

@foone oh they have these with rp2350 now, i have an esp32 one

[gkrnours@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@foone damn, these AI image got good

[ozzelot@mstdn.social]

@foone
Seems fine to me

[lumilumi@tech.lgbt]

@foone
This lookswonderful....

[polarized@social.ions.sh]

@foone type alert! 11mm, not 11m

[oxapentane@c3d2.social]

@foone that’s cute. Regarding if something gone wrong or not: I think this is quite nice way to have a quick stab at the display/controller before incorporating it in your project.

[earsmeardius@mastodon.social]

@foone Repeatedly repeating "Everything is fine" is what you end up doing, hugging a shotgun under an office desk when the xenomorphs are closing in and the power has just gone out.

[jenskutilek@typo.social]

@foone “… You’ve got your good things, and I’ve got mine.” https://youtu.be/awVNCIjQq1A?t=86

[uberduck@hachyderm.io]

@foone somewhere there's someone willing to sit down and do the math on what the resolution of that screen would have to be for the image to show no signs of pixelation or screen door.

I'm pretty sure it's more than the 64x64 or 128x128 that unit can actually deliver.

[nekoed@yiff.life]

@foone The second did that to fill out enough characters to get extra coins for leaving the review. (3 base, +7 for 50 characters (used to be 100), +10 for a photo.)

[superviviansunshine@jorts.horse]

@foone oh hey, congrats on the new name!

[beej@kind.social]

@foone Oh, we did a video about that:

https://youtu.be/C7sE0agEVNg