Easter egg (show sensor on holding alarm, + graphical effects) #1
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Hold down the ALARM button to show SENSOR -> HACKED, and display inverts. This appears to have some weird bug where it will occasionally end up just displaying hacked; seems to do with being in sleep mode, and presumably getting somehow stuck in an active state.
wryun
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expose-character-mapping-internals-and-add-invert
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Holding the alarm button down on the simple clock face displays SENSOR, then animates to HACKED, then all normal display is flipped (read the digits upside down, but in original direction - i.e. RTL).
Can reverse flip by holding down again up until SENSOR (but not all the way to HACKED is finished displaying).
Screencast.from.2024-07-21.19-18-43.webm
Putting this here for posterity, since I'm still using it, but not upstreamable: joeycastillo#102