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From my experience a esp32 is more reliable than a pi in the wild if it's to be left alone to run for hours on end, but every use case varies. I hope the autho
by rob_c 5y ago
From my experience a esp32 is more reliable than a pi in the wild if it's to be left alone to run for hours on end, but every use case varies.
I hope the authors system makes some cool and useful charts :)
- ComputerGuru 5y agoSame, except I use an STM32 and an esp8266 piggy-backed to it. But I would definitely prefer hard-wired over wifi for anything with an uptime requirement.