Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Introduce yourself!
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Hi guys,
i am new to this. I am 30 years old from Berlin. it is a very cool project which all of you have created. until now i didnt build a mirror yet. currently i test the software.
i have already opened two topics with questions to configure the mirror a little bit more personal. i hope you can help me here.
so far, thank you all for your great work!
pauabaer
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Hi! This is Gerardo, from Mexico City, Mexico.
Currently CIO at a TV Ratings agency, and trying to build cool projects.
I have been trying to setup the mirror for some time now, but running into some difficulties, specifically with MMM-Alexa and a couple of other modules.
Great to see such a big community trying to build MM’s!Thanks a lot and great to meet all.
Gerardo
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Hi all,
I’m Erik living in Holland and complete new to programming and the MagicMirror.
I hope u all can help me alot… i will need that :P
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I’m Stéphane from Belgium (Flemmish part). Noob in RPi and MM but willing to learn. :) My job is end user support for a international company, mainly Windows machines. Not building a Magic “Mirror” but it will be more something like a kiosk at home with some info for all house members (The Misses, the almost 3 year old girl and myself[47 years “old”). Still in discovery phase and looking at all modules that I could use. The spare time is filled with some nice motorbike rides in BE, NL or GER :)
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Hello my name is Armando I’m from Chicago ILL and just now getting involved in the MM project. look forward to sharing my builds with you all in the future.
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@darrene Bonjour! I really want to use Cortana for a magic mirror, I am thinking about a Windows iot MM but not sure if I should. You experience?
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@Mayodewd No i’m not sorry total noob
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Hello!
I’m Chris. 25 male as of mid-May. Biochemist in the California Bay Area. Finally moving out on my own so I’ve been looking into furnishings. Since I’m still running stag I figured I should buy all the fun things I want now! I’d wanted a MM when I saw that first one on Reddit but didn’t have funds or reason to make one. Buzzedly bought a Pi3 yesterday so I guess we’re going through with it.
Very little experience with electronics. I used to build unmanned aerial video platforms (aka drones) as a hobby but that’s a totally different ballgame. I’m a homebrewer with the intention of building myself a four-tap kegerator sometime this or next year. I think it would be cool if I can figure out a way to get my MM to talk to a BrewPi so I can monitor stuff like that from there.
I’m trying to go through all the top posts here and I’m learning a lot! I think. It all seems straight forward, I just need to figure out what I want. I think for starters it’ll just be a novelty/showoff item for my apartment as I don’t particularly need any of the modules in my current daily life. We’ll see once I actually build it all.
I think eventually it would be really cool if I could control most of my home network from this mirror. This might be a step into me looking more into HestiaPi. I have to build a home network first though…
Lastly, why are so many posts deleted? It seems like every other post on here is marked as deleted!
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@Shortsonfire79
We do see a lot of spam bots posting rubbish on the forum. These posts are deleted. Otherwise we don’t delete posts very often -
@yawns Awesome, good to know. Thanks for being active and keeping the forum clean!
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Hi there guys, I’m 0livia from Hungary and sometimes London. :) I work in the Automotive industry. My hobby is basically computers, but also like playing on instruments like sax, guitar and piano.
I like this project and, I have already started to build my smart mirror, It is hanging on the wall now without the mirror :) still waiting for the glass… You are guys awesome! -
Üdvözöljük a fórumon. :-)
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@MichMich Hi All,
My name is Wayne Taylor, 40, I’m from and live in the UK. I have been messing with computers all my life, from Spectrum, Commodore 64. I’ve always poked at programming from BASIC to C#. I’ve written various small applications for in house companies, nothing public thou. :-(
I’ve been poking at the RaspberryPi since it’s release. I want to build a MagicMirror, because I think it will look cool and I want/need my calendar on the wall to remind me whats happening :-)
I’ve just joined today and it’s looking really cool. I have ordered my Glass, still have the monitor to order and will need to builder the frame.
Thanks for all the hardwork! :-)
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@Mykle1
Köszönöm :) -
Welcome to the forum. :thumbsup_tone1:
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@Mykle1 Thanks…
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@RamblingGeekUk I have MagicMirror up and running, glass ordered. :-)
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@RamblingGeekUk said in Introduce yourself!:
I have MagicMirror up and running, glass ordered
That was quick! Enjoy the process. :-)
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Yeah that was really fast! I haven’t even gotten my USB ports to work yet. Still waiting on a pi replacement from Canakit.
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Alreet. I’m Mick, from the North East of England. I run my own building company, so as you can imagine, coding etc is an absolute mile away from anything i know :-)).
A friend showed me a ‘magic mirror’ and i thought ’ i HAVE to try to make that’. Well the framework etc was simple for me (having all the necessary tools :-)). However. the ‘coding’ aspect might as well be written in Klingon. I have SOOOOOOO many questions to help get this little project to fruition (hopefully in time for my missus coming back from her holidays in a couple of weeks time :-0 )
Anyhoo… i’ll save all of my questions for my next post. :-)
Mick
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