To think that we've been for 3.3 million years, and even more, going from stones spears to intelligent computational stones in around 500 years (the invention of the scientific method) is impressively elegant.

We've como so far we are understanding how the universe itself works.

But then you say, "theres still a lot we dont know"

But, think it on another way. A 100 years ago, there were things we tought we couldn't understand.

But whe did it anyways.

If the theory of the Big bounce is real, then the universe resets every time and let's us try again.

But, you could think the universe is fully deterministic and everything would happen exactly as it is now, but it isnt. At the cuantum level, everything is random.

And, thanks to the butterfly effect, a small change, like the position of an atom, could change the weather of earth, make everything slightly different.

We have proven that not everything is truly random, but quantum physics says otherwise.

But, as we always do, we will discover everything.

We will get every secret of the universe, some day, just like senku did.

And even if we dont, the universe will reset, maybe thousand of times until we figure out everything.

Life is truly incredible

see it here!

This is a PCM synthesizer i've been working on for the past 5 months for the cardputer ADV, its been an interesting journey, i made everything from the ground up, the audio library, menu library, file type, etc.

song : You've got mail! by phantoskii , check her out in youtube

I think i overexagerated the effects the laptop is almost invisible lmao

(Pls ignore car)

As of now i have these effects (could be more but im lazy)

Flip endian

Bleed (bleeds color data)

Flip RB

RB mask (just makes everything red lol)

I have a layer system and strength, so you can use multiple effects and use them as you like.

For example, if you do Flip endia twice it looks normal, but you can put another effect btween it and archive some nice effects

https://github.com/Mejolov24/Cardmera

Turn your cardputer a pocket camera with an ESP32-CAM.

This is an alpha release, you can only takes photos up to around 1920x1080, sincei need to implement double buffering.

Also, video isnt implemented yet.

But I tought it would be nice to make a mini release before i work on my other proyects.

Only works on Cardpuer ADV, but can be ported, I would just need to change the serial ports to use grove port and add keyboard support for normal cardputer

I cant post a photo because reddit thinks my post is spicy and deletes it for some weird reason

https://github.com/Mejolov24/Cardmera

Turn your cardputer a pocket camera with an ESP32-CAM.

This is an alpha release, you can only takes photos up to around 1920x1080, sincei need to implement double buffering.

Also, video isnt implemented yet.

But I tought it would be nice to make a mini release before i work on my other proyects.

EDIT: Only works on Cardpuer ADV, but can be ported, I would just need to change the serial ports to use grove port and add keyboard support for normal cardputer

The first photo is also taken with it, its just that when i apply effects, they need to be captured as a screenshot due to hardware limitation

The device shown in the photo is a cardputer, i attatched a camera module to it.

These are all the avalible settings:

• Flash
• Brightness
• Contrast
• Saturation
• Sharpness
• Auto White Balance
• White Balance Mode
• Auto WB Gain
• Auto Exposure
• Exposure Bias
• Exposure Speed
• Enhanced Exposure
• Auto Gain
• Manual Gain
• Gain Ceiling
• Denoise
• Lens Correction
• Mirror Image
• Flip Image
• Color Effect

to what keys should i assing them?
and, wich ones should be in the UI?
They are all avalible at pro settings but not as quick actions
For obvious reasons flash is already added as a quick button, but im unsure wheter its good or not (toggles with "esc").

EDIT: I know cameras dont have a keyboard. But, what settings do cameras usually have a button for?

I managed to finish the job, and "everything" work with no issues so far.

Actually it was ging excellent at first, I desoldered the smd resistor, and then i somehow lost it, so i soldered a small wire that kept sticking due to surface tension and kept acumulating solder.

Quite horrible, im never soldering smd without proper equipment.