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2024-11-01 21:11:00
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It’s 2 AM, and I just had an idea, or something I need to remember. I don’t want to disturb my wife by getting up, and even the very-dim light from my phone can be bothersome. Writing is difficult. What’s the answer? Morse code, of course!
I built a device using a $6 Raspberry Pi Pico W and a silent handheld switch. The switch is connected to a GPIO pin. On powerup, it connects to wifi, and immediately starts listening for morse code. Once a morse code sequence is received and has been silent for 10 seconds, it POSTs the text to a web service, which then emails it to me.
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