SchreiniThe neighborhood welcomes the new mate.
#tanmatsu #uConsole #picoCalc #clockworkPi #badgeTeam #konsool
Wouter#MeshCore preview 2 running just fine on the #tanmatsu.
One of the benefits of working from home is flashing in your coffee break!
One of the benefits of working from home is flashing in your coffee break!
Martin HamiltonSome good news for #Tanmatsu owners and others who partake of the #BadgeLife - #MicroPython now kinda sorta works on the #ESP32P4 
In case of interest, here's an MP fork with my lazyweb "port" where the only changes are basically copying the ESP-IDF settings for the Tanmatsu over into the MP source tree as a new board:
https://github.com/martin-hamilton/tanmatsu-micropython
Disclaimer: On the great Copilot In The Cloud because there are too many moving parts to cleanly slurp over elsewhere
Steve (hacks the) Gibson#CyberDeck addiction is real, y'all
Left to right: #PicoCalc (ClockworkPi) running a Lua firmware, #Tanmatsu (Nicolai Electronics) running the Synthwave example app, and #HackberryPi CM5 (Zitao) running the Pico-8 retro game development app (@zep) on top of RPi OS.
AsarilI made a thing. Again. 
If you have a Tanmatsu, and an MLX90640 sensor, there now is an app to use it as a (somewhat mediocre) thermal camera.
v0.1.0 is live in the app repo, and 0.2.0 will follow soon to give a better startup experience. I forgot to add some hints on what features the buttons have. 
#tanmatsu #maker #diy
Calisti 🏳️🌈🦇 — 🪩✨ 39c3@m So, does that mean there’s cool #Tanmatsu #39c3 apps already?
And are we having a huge #Meshtastic meetup at 39c3?
Always nice to have a little family gathering at the weekend... 
Hmm, promising signs that recent microcontroller generations might be capable enough to run the #tic80 fantasy console - https://github.com/nesbox/TIC-80/issues/2107. What does the fedi hive mind think? Am particularly interested in targetting the ESP32-P4 on #WHY2025 badge and #tanmatsu 
Jelle Haandrikman 🇪🇺🇺🇦🇵🇸@davedarko @calisti @timpritlove Which would have resulted in final units available in May.
This design used the same pouch cell battery as the one used for the #MCH2022 badge.
Since the #WHY2025 badge was designed by us /( @badgeteam ) under a a CERN open hardware license, this was allowed. Just as it allowed the lead designer ( @renze ) to release an updated version as the #Tanmatsu via his shop.
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