chybby

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   by chybby 2y ago

   I used an ESP8266 to build an air conditioning "remote" that I can control with my Home Assistant setup. I was pretty surprised when I moved and it still worked at the new apartment. I also bought some LED matrix displays that I&#
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   by chybby 3y ago

   Thanks for teaching me about SPI, I might have a play around and see if I can get that working.
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   by chybby 3y ago

   Thank you! Glad you liked it :)
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   by chybby 3y ago

   Have fun!
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   by chybby 3y ago

   The way I saw it, I'd rather have a memento of the past that I can actually use than one that will sit around in a drawer.
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   by chybby 3y ago

   Thanks for the tip to turn off interrupts when working with precise timing!
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   by chybby 3y ago

   I had a feeling the polling rate was probably to do with the frame rate of the SNES rather than some requirement of the controller. I'll try out a higher polling rate and see what happens.
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   Building a USB SNES Controller(blog.chybby.com)

   307 points by chybby 3y ago|93 comments
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   by chybby 9y ago

   The things you know about when you listen to Neil Cicierega https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyzQ-ZFSQic