A Raspberry Pi, an Adafruit 7-segment display, a 3D printed case, some vibe coding—and we've got a forever-clock that never needs adjusting.
Let’s be clock bros
Sure, maybe your clock has a backup battery, but mine has a deployment pipeline!
Rapid prototyping!
Lee Hutchinson
Rapid prototyping!
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