As I mentioned at the end of the post, I'm working towards having this work as a Home Assistant App, which would make it a lot easier to set up yourself.

We have two kids under three and yes, it has helped a lot with managing the cognitive burden of everything we have to keep track of.

The Mira Pro rendering engine is very good. Little ghosting and I only have it refresh the entire screen at the top of the hour.

The Visionect devices can run on battery for about 3 months at a 10-minute update interval. But it's a huge difference to have real-time updates for smarthome data, hence the Mira Pro.

In my post, I talk about how QHD was not high enough resolution for usable text rendering at 32". The SVD monitor is even lower resolution, just 1080p. I'd love to see a true 4k SVD product but I'm guessing it'd be even more expensive than the Mira Pro.

It’s the Dell Venue: https://youtu.be/eTFkE9yjfoc

Thanks!

I’m a big fan of TRMNL! The big difference with the Boox device is real-time updates, which make the smart home status information much more useful.

thanks for the support and i hear you. a few folks pointed their Boox at TRMNL[1], and we’re finally in the smart home arena now with free 5 min refresh rate for Home Assistant. aiming for JIT refresh by summer.

1. https://www.reddit.com/r/Onyx_Boox/s/ZSLF7u5pm8

I've yet to find a great place besides HN. It seems like the topic comes up every couple of months.

I've updated the slides to fix this typo- it should have said "MS wants enable AZDO customers to migrate to GitHub."

The mention of general internet usage stats was in the context of broader industry trends influencing overall consumer expectations.

Sure but GitHub users are developers, not "consumers" in the general sense, so that mention doesn't really apply.

Slide ?42? (https://hawksley.org/img/posts/2025-01-08-past-present-futur...) also hints at some level of disconnect, what's the number of users accessing GitHub via Linux?