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The black does have a purpleish tinge on my panels, but the other colours don't. Overall it's pretty low contrast and saturation, and unable to reproduce cyan or fuchsia even with blending through any kind of blending, which makes certain things like sky and water come through poorly.
I made a palette for colour space conversions for reference: https://imgur.com/a/2vgFsT4
The similar project I'm working on is looking like it'll get about a year of battery life with a typical 18650, the 5.65" version of the display and run off an ESP (refreshed once a day).
Best solution I've found is installing the v4.3 .debs from Debian bookworm. Only caveat is you need to do some of the dependencies manually as well.
The counterintuitive trick I've used for my 5900X is to increase the minimum fan speed up to around 60% or so. It makes the base volume very slightly higher, but avoids it constantly ramping up and down through the 50% zone which is what I found the most annoying/noticeable.
There are some real steals if you dig deep enough. Case in point the Xiaomi 4A GbE:
* $30 (not missing a zero)
* OpenWRT support
* 128MB RAM
* 3 gigabit ethernet ports
* 802.11ac Wi-Fi
pip-compile [0] is the best tool I've found for streamlining dependency resolution, but it may not provide any benefit for one-shot installs.
The most efficient workflow I've found for pip so far is something along the lines of:
pip-compile # resolve and pin the dependency tree
grep '==' requirements-pinned.txt | xargs -n1 pip wheel # build every wheel in parallel
pip install *.whl # install the pre-built wheels
A secure-but-readable password generator
I love pronounceable passwords, but there's research indicating that such generators typically produce lower than expected entropy. Do you mind sharing what algorithm you use?
Made this for (and have not touched it since) my last job search.
Design-wise I'd like to dial back the animation and minimalism a bit, and bump the contrast. Also have been thinking about adding more written content like blog posts or technical whitepapers.