Coincidentally, your web site https://jgc.org/ is truly a lovely example of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44613625 which was just discussed today as well.
Love your behind the screens stuff!
The airwolf one was funny, since it was a childhood favorite, and what a funny little typo they had there.
When watching the video I was thinking to myself, could this series have influenced my future interests in ways I didn't even know? Fun.
I’ve used it as my only package manager on Linux for a few years and I love it.
This should be _Kapton Tape_ https://croylek.com/pages/kapton-tape?srsltid=AfmBOoqVfkbfaW...
Small improvement but it should get the clone and the submodules at the same time.
There is a very active discord community around the sensor watch. Come join us; https://discord.gg/Rdd9ewREaJ. I'm currently working on adding step counting support to the sensor watch pro. (Also I'd appreciate the help in getting a low power and low computation cost step counter working, which is a bit hard when your battery budget is a CR2016.)
ajsnigrutin•11h ago
You: "no no, it's a modified terrorist watch, it now has more features!"
https://www.spiegel.de/international/world/al-qaida-s-watch-...
https://www.watchesofespionage.com/blogs/woe-dispatch/casio-...
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Findecanor•3h ago
All modern compatible watches from Casio are made of plastic: black or chromed plastic. Only some vintage models are in real metal. Vintage watches that came with modules 451, 587, 590 or 595 (maybe more) will also fit a module 593, but you'd still have to source a module 593 for its plastic chassis and other parts. Also, just the other week there popped up a steel replacement case for sale on AliExpress, which as been confirmed to work fine.
I bought a vintage Casio W-34 (Module 590) just for my Sensor Watch because I wanted one of steel and because it resembled my broken A158W that I had used for years.
1. https://www.sensorwatch.net/docs/#need-to-buy-a-watch