Everett

@evjrob.bsky.social

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Dad who also enjoys programming, growing vegetables, cooking, and photography. everettsprojects.com bayesbet.io

A young buck stands in a wooded area. It’s in the center of the image and alert to the camera man. It is surrounded by thin tree trunks and new green foliage.
Three rows of hard neck garlic sprout from dark soil. Two strands of drip irrigation run between them. Some dry poplar tree leaves are scattered around the garlic sprouts.
A 16x2 LCD screen counts up the time since my last BlueSky post. the screen reads: “Last Bsky post” “00:01:09” Indicating 1 minute and 9 seconds have elapsed.
A screen shot of the GitHub Events API documentation. A note reads “This API is not built to serve real-time use cases. Depending on the time of day, event latency can be anywhere from 30s to 6h.”
An ESP32 WROOM dev board is connected to a breadboard with buttons and and 16x2 LCD display. The display reads “Last GitHub push” on the first row and “426:05:12” representing hours, minutes, and seconds on the second row.
An LCD screen displays the text “Button Event” followed by the numbers 1, 2, or 3 on the first line of a 16x2 LCD display. The second line shows a time increasing each second. When a button is pressed, the display rotates through the 3 events. Pressing another button resets the timer for event 3 to “00:00:00”.
A Freenove ESP32 WROOM microcontroller development board and GPIO expander connected to a breadboard. On the breadboard, circuits are wired to a photo-resistor, three buttons, and a 16x2 LCD display. The board is unpowered. The breadboard sits on top of red-brown wood surface.
A Sony Alpha 7C mirrorless digital camera body with a Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG DN Art lens attached. The camera sits on a wooden table on the centre of a slightly cluttered living room.
A snowmobile is parked on the front lawn of a suburban home in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The yard is covered in several centimetres of snow. A snow fort stands just behind the snowmobile.
An ESP32 WROVER kit is powering an 16x2 character LCD display display with the message: Hello, world! Counter:55
A Freenove ESP32 attached to a breadboard is blinking a single red LED.
An image of the Freenove Super Starter Kit with ESP32 in box on a wood table.