How would this affect the big players? Like MS -you buy from the European branch and they use buy from US. So hitting them with tariffs would hurt MS more than their customers?

I understand they will raise prices, but its not like with physical goods where the same item is resold. They use other ways to transfer money because tax

How is this bad news? Dire situation?? They are not where they want to be with this “feature” so they delay it. Sounds like a smart move. Probably second best option to just dropping it

Could be propaganda as well - why not scare the monkeys with the bad Chinese? Without ESPs the market is so much easier to control.

Note:I use both the ES8266ex and different ESP32s in my projects.

Halo 1 and 2

Esp-home also works with the older esp-01 - it was released as a wifi module so there are only two gpio’s, but thats enough for a lot of home automation stuff.

Here’s one i have connected to HA, where HA uses rest-api to capture some data from a game called tacticus, and it shows my available tokens for guild raid and arena

Heres the top google link i found: https://randomnerdtutorials.com/how-to-flash-a-custom-firmware-to-sonoff/

Esp-home is available as a HA addin, docs here: https://esphome.io/

Too much fanfare and too little real info shared to be of any value. Sounds more like an ad than infosec

You can already reflash a lot of devices for this purpose. And you could use esp-home to customise once reflashed

In other news: tesla bans third party gas pumps

Nothing? My backups stay encrypted as like most other people on earth I don’t live in the uk

Yeah - the US was just unlucky. They lost these ones + the korean war. But anywhere else they would win. Maybe except in Russia. Or china. Or a few others. But except for that they would win

Nato isn’t an option for anyone anymore. Europe needs to re-group and handle their own security. This includes weapon production. US is not a stable partner, and it’s finally starting to dawn on the Europeans

But didnt they already have access? Its a bit hard to figure out whats happening from over the pond

It just lists active tcp connections and their stats including latency. But as someone said most games need in-server support for timing as they use udp

Well - as udp is is stateless theres really no way to measure outside of special handling in the server code.

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Di you know that on windows, the resource monitor will show latency for all tcp connections?