It only can last a couple weeks, so isn't really practical. Search for other e-ink calendar projects using the rpi zero

RCS is not terrible. Apple's implementation of RCS is terrible.

Android users still go on WhatsApp for group chats instead of using RCS. I'm in an RCS group chat with some Android users, and they're always missing messages even between each other. So no I don't buy it. Same with MMS, Google and other phonemakers always blamed Apple, but nobody actually wanted to use MMS even in a full Android group chat.

Maybe RCS between Pixel phones is ok, because that's not the same thing, it goes through Google's servers only. And that was also the only way you got E2EE in RCS until very recently.

Nope rcs is great, except when iPhones are involved. Sms and mms are only fallbacks and it's always iPhones that fallback. Rcs just says the other device is offline and wait

I have had no issue with RCS as an iPhone user

I've seen lots of successful large k8s installs. This same argument from the nomad crowd comes up constantly. There's a reason why nomad lost, and it's not because it's better.

They will be using a Samsung screen, so just no. Stop repeating this false trope. Didn't happen with the vision pro, and won't happen here.

It happened 2 years ago:

https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-transitions-fully-t...

Their userspace is still closed. ROCm is fully open.

I built the same thing and it gets calendar updates from the Google API and weather from wunderground or AccuWeather.

Which is also bad compared to 5.3 codex. People don't seem to realize that this is not codex 5.3 quality. It's a large step down on the benchmarks to get lower latency.

They don't even have GPU systems, so...no?

They have someone in the driver's seat

Or green contexts