Note to myself - make sure not to use the same photo when I post using Actifit and Exhaust. Oops 😂

Cheers. I've turned the background tracking on, and set it to always on, so the OS can't put it to sleep. I vaguely remember having similar issues when I was using it back in 2019 and before, but can't

That's awesome news, as that's probably my one major complaint about the way it works now.

Ha. How cute! It's a shame there wasn't a timelapse too, to see if she crept across the bed as the sun moved.

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I hadn't noticed those. Is Raspi02 your nickname for the pi you're using? As it's a Pi Model B by the looks of it rather than a Pi2. I wondered if you were connecting them via ESP8266 and WiFi? As you

Cool! Are you hardwiring the connections or are you going to use some sort of wireless link? Plus are you just going to log the temperature or do something with it?

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Cool. Was this the only one you got a photo of? Or were there others. You should share those too if there are any.

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Interesting. I've just tried it out on Python 3.7.3. Most of the time test_1 is coming in at around 3.9xx and test_true is around 4.0xx with about a tenth of a second difference. A few times though, the

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What an awesome thing to do! It's a shame more people don't pick up rubbish in the same way. Keep up the good work!

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Laura and Martin who work at the Raspberry Pi Foundation have a beginners GUI library based on Tkinter called GUIZero that might be worth looking at:

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I've used PyQt a little in the past, and have taught people to use Tkinter too (although it's painful to use). Have you thought about GUI libraries already? If you use Pygame to do anything but the most