I've made a major update to my EPaper dashboard: a brand new widget - Claude Code Usage Data. This widget displays your usage statistics for Claude Code, including your daily and weekly limits, as well as the limit reset time. Now, your limits are always right in front of you.

Since many people have asked, I’ve made a detailed video tutorial on assembling the EPaper dashboard. You can find it here: https://youtu.be/H964RpaJvu0

Let me introduce you to a new implementation of the dashboard code for large e-ink displays. If you 3D printed an enclosure and need a ready-to-use UI for a Pi Zero 2W, this is it. Features: • Live Bambu Lab print tracking • Weather & AQI • Strava & Roborock • Spotify with 1-bit anti-ghosting covers No time for API setups? It auto-switches to CPU stats, Ping, and Crypto tickers. Clean, high-contrast, and fully automated. Here is Code: https://github.com/czuryk/Waveshare-ePaper-10.85-dashboard

I am proud to present a fully functional radio-controlled model of the Mobile Construction Vehicle (MCV) from Red Alert 1. As a big fan of the Command & Conquer series - and with Red Alert 1 being one of my favorites - I greatly enjoyed working on this project and am excited to share it with the community.

I can't imagine my life now without various useful dashboards - they serve as stylish accessories, tools for visualizing important information, and creative spaces for experimentation and innovation. I found Waveshare's RGB matrix solutions particularly intriguing, so I decided to combine two of them to create a versatile visualization space. This led to my new project: a dashboard built from RGB matrices. It's easy to assemble and makes a great addition to any workspace.

I really love dashboards. They allow me to always keep important information in view—things I frequently need—making them a perfect addition to my workspace. Dashboards display my work tasks, the weather, and other useful data at a glance. I would like to share my current developments with the community, including both the case design and the working test code for the Raspberry Pi Zero 2W. I hope the community finds this idea useful and is inspired to create their own projects.