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  1. This is a huge step forwards. Finally worked out how to over-ride the screen clearing to not-quite-black on the Tufty2350 Badge OS. Significant frame boost and the game now displays the same on the badge as in my hardware emulator. I may keep the blue background splat mode as a debug tool.

  2. Finally nailed the bugs from my refactoring of this game code. They were mainly due to hard coded assumptions about screen resolution in the original which I had not spotted. I now have it running beautifully in Pygame in any window size I want. More rocks!

  3. Pimoroni launches Badgeware line of wearable programmable displays

    Pimoroni’s new Badgeware line of wearable electronics are basically high-tech replacements for paper badges that hang from a lanyard around your neck or “hi my name is” stickers you affix to your shirt.

    Available with a choice of E Ink, IPS LCD, or LED matrix displays, each member of the Badgeware family is basically a tiny wearable computer with a Raspberry Pi RP2350 microprocessor, support […]

    #badger #badgeware #blinky #pimoroni #smartBage #tufty #wearableDisplay

    Read more: liliputing.com/pimoroni-launch

  4. Pimoroni launches Badgeware line of wearable programmable displays

    Pimoroni’s new Badgeware line of wearable electronics are basically high-tech replacements for paper badges that hang from a lanyard around your neck or “hi my name is” stickers you affix to your shirt.

    Available with a choice of E Ink, IPS LCD, or LED matrix displays, each member of the Badgeware family is basically a tiny wearable computer with a Raspberry Pi RP2350 microprocessor, support […]

    #badger #badgeware #blinky #pimoroni #smartBage #tufty #wearableDisplay

    Read more: liliputing.com/pimoroni-launch

  5. Pimoroni launches Badgeware line of wearable programmable displays

    Pimoroni’s new Badgeware line of wearable electronics are basically high-tech replacements for paper badges that hang from a lanyard around your neck or “hi my name is” stickers you affix to your shirt.

    Available with a choice of E Ink, IPS LCD, or LED matrix displays, each member of the Badgeware family is basically a tiny wearable computer with a Raspberry Pi RP2350 microprocessor, support […]

    #badger #badgeware #blinky #pimoroni #smartBage #tufty #wearableDisplay

    Read more: liliputing.com/pimoroni-launch

  6. Pimoroni launches Badgeware line of wearable programmable displays

    Pimoroni’s new Badgeware line of wearable electronics are basically high-tech replacements for paper badges that hang from a lanyard around your neck or “hi my name is” stickers you affix to your shirt.

    Available with a choice of E Ink, IPS LCD, or LED matrix displays, each member of the Badgeware family is basically a tiny wearable computer with a Raspberry Pi RP2350 microprocessor, support […]

    #badger #badgeware #blinky #pimoroni #smartBage #tufty #wearableDisplay

    Read more: liliputing.com/pimoroni-launch

  7. Very important work by @conservancy , which tries to ensure the right of recipients of #AGPL (but more generally: *GPLs) software to strip disguised "Further restriction" clauses in free/#opensource software: sfconservancy.org/news/2025/ja . It is unfortunately something that happens quite often on the market (even here in France!), where such clauses are regularly used by vendors to turn standard #FOSS licenses into #badgeware ones.