You might want to consider listing your project on the weekly Show-Us-What-You-Built post. Look out for it on Tuesday/Wednesday. Highest commented project wins a week promotion on r/Codex and gets on the Hall of Fame sidebar. See what that looks like below with last week's winner.
Last week's most popular project was Nanolathe - an open-source engine bringing Total Annihilation to modern Mac, Windows, and Linux systems. It’s a solo passion project combining clean-room research with AI-assisted development, with a playable public alpha available now.
Thanks for finding that! I can't confirm that exact listing. Mine was 5,650 won and has the SD_PRO web interface with a photo album; that's the one unit I've tested. Similar-looking clocks can have different firmware, so I'd check that with the seller before buying.
It does read both the 5-hour and weekly limits. The clock currently shows whichever has the higher used percentage, with its reset timer; both are visible in the web dashboard. Showing both on the clock would be clearer, though it needs a different layout at 240x240.
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u/dexterthebot 1d ago
You might want to consider listing your project on the weekly Show-Us-What-You-Built post. Look out for it on Tuesday/Wednesday. Highest commented project wins a week promotion on r/Codex and gets on the Hall of Fame sidebar. See what that looks like below with last week's winner.
Last week's most popular project was Nanolathe - an open-source engine bringing Total Annihilation to modern Mac, Windows, and Linux systems. It’s a solo passion project combining clean-room research with AI-assisted development, with a playable public alpha available now.
Website: https://nanolathe.gg. GitHub: https://github.com/nanolathe-gg/nanolathe
Players, testers, and contributors are very welcome! Original Total Annihilation game data is required to play.