[Rupin Chheda] wanted to build a magic mirror with a web-based frontend, and a modern enough Raspberry Pi would’ve worked just fine. Sadly, all he could get was single-1 GHz-core 512MB-RAM Zero ...

[squix] puts an OLED behind the mirror driven by a ESP8266. It appears there is more than one way to hack a mirror, or anything, which is what makes hacking fun. [squix] started with a picture ...

So, too much ambition, and you’ll end up going the longer way around.” Once a mirror ... one off at an event about three years ago. He asked to visit the Yamamoto workshop and bought a magic ...