How well can you remember these colors?
Color memory game with multiplayer, but the mechanic is one gimmick.
KProx is a ESP32 M5Stack based 1-key programmable BLE + USB keyboard with KDBX 3.1 and boot protocol(HID boot interface) support
Flipper Zero alternative with KeePass integration and a tank-fighting demo game.
Hardware enthusiasts, security testers, automation hobbyists
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KProx is a HID (mouse + keyboard) automation firmware targeted at the M5Stack Cardputer, Cardputer Adv, and the M5Stack Atom S3. It features a DSL similar to DuckScript, an API with a web interface, and KeePass KDBX 3.1 database support for an onboard credential store via the nvme or SD card. Additionally, it includes a plethora of HID "apps," such as psCombatProx: kill processes by fighting tanks... and your computer.
Firmware can be installed with the M5Burner by searching "KProx"
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