I hope the guy in the video doesn't quit his day job.
I hope the guy in the video doesn't quit his day job.
Seems like an ESP can do damn near anything these days. They are like the new arduino. When a 555 would be enough, why not just use a ESP? @stupidbird
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>If we’ve learned anything over the years, it’s that the only thing hardware hackers love more than a device festooned with buttons is one that’s covered in LEDs — so it’s no surprise that this “Mr Christmas” jukebox caught the eye of [Roberts Retro]. But while the holiday gadget might have been mildly entertaining in its stock configuration, he quickly realized that what it really needed was an ESP32 retrofit. After all, what good are all those buttons and LEDs if you can’t bend them to your will?
Seems like an ESP can do damn near anything these days.
They are like the new arduino. When a 555 would be enough, why not just use a ESP?
@stupidbird
Archive: https://archive.today/LsU7x
From the post:
>>If we’ve learned anything over the years, it’s that the only thing hardware hackers love more than a device festooned with buttons is one that’s covered in LEDs — so it’s no surprise that this “Mr Christmas” jukebox caught the eye of [Roberts Retro]. But while the holiday gadget might have been mildly entertaining in its stock configuration, he quickly realized that what it really needed was an ESP32 retrofit. After all, what good are all those buttons and LEDs if you can’t bend them to your will?
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