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Though I haven't actually tried this, it probably wouldn't be too hard to use the built-in Kindle web browser to display a constantly updating web page and/or f
by Turing_Machine 3y ago
Though I haven't actually tried this, it probably wouldn't be too hard to use the built-in Kindle web browser to display a constantly updating web page and/or full-screen image from a remote web server.
- foobarqux 3y agoAmazon recently disabled the ability to keep the screen always on so it doesn't really work. It's kind of finicky as well: I would have the network selector pop-up and stay there if there was a temporary disconnection in the WiFi (say if someone used the microwave).
- Turing_Machine 3y ago> Amazon recently disabled the ability to keep the screen always on so it doesn't really work. Too bad. There are probably other use cases for "keep the screen on continuously". > It's kind of finicky as well: I would have the network selector pop-up and stay there if there was a temporary disconnection in the WiFi (say if someone used the microwave). Now this I've never seen. The WiFi is pretty solid here, though... there are 5 WAPs in different parts of the house (primarily so I can get signal out to the edge of the yard -- the house is only medium-sized)..