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For me, the mirror aspect is a neat addition, but really I just like having an always-on screen that displays data at my slightest whim. It's a lower friction w
by Uehreka 10y ago
For me, the mirror aspect is a neat addition, but really I just like having an always-on screen that displays data at my slightest whim. It's a lower friction way of getting weather data than pulling out my phone and opening an app.
Other things I've thought about implementing or partially implemented:
- A CPU or memory graph for my servers (or real time Google Analytics data).
- A graph of my WiFi's connection speed so I can tell when Comcast is dropping the ball.
- A graph of the travel time with traffic for my commute so I can make decisions about when to leave for work.
- ineptech 10y agoJust for another perspective, I intentionally left voice commands off of my mirror because the last thing I wanted was another thing to interact with, mere feet away from my laptop, phone, tablet, etc. Instead, I treat mine exactly like a clock. Had it up more than a year, still love it, but beyond glancing at it to see how the weather is or when my train comes, I never interact with it or give it a second thought.