Fugleramme listens to garden birds with local audio AI, maps detections to hand-cut natural-history illustrations, and redraws an e-ink frame only when the scene changes. The result is a quiet Raspberry Pi project that feels part field recorder, part museum plate.
An old reMarkable 2 can fail cloud sync and updates after years of inactivity—often due to a wrong clock and an obsolete client version. This post shows a practical recovery flow: SSH in to fix time, restart update services, handle SSH-over-Wi‑Fi changes, and finally move files via the local USB web interface.
You can turn a reMarkable into a “magical diary” by converting pen strokes into a committed PNG image, sending it to a vision-capable LLM, streaming sentence-by-sentence, and replaying the reply as handwriting ink. The experience works because display updates and animation are engineered for low perceived latency.