@Goldjunge_Chriz I’m interested but it’s too many unknowns. Where total price to Norway is one of them…

@yawns Where he say that?

Sounds interesting if you send to Norway!

@Goldjunge_Chriz he writes “Near Schweinfurt/Bavaria” almost at the end of the post.

@Phantom Even if the mirror is cheaper in England, what about the freight cost?

And do really glass work with a touchscreen?

@creepwood Did you try to restart mirror or manually refresh? I guess updates only happen on the interval you’ve configured…(?)

Btw, the “correct” answere, in my eyes, is three days, not two.

Here is a screenshot from my mirror earlier tonight (Monday at 21:47) that shows two activities in 2 and 3 days:

They are both in the same Exchange calendar and on the same day (Thursday) as you can see here:

If this isn’t a bug, then I don’t know.

Yes, I know that the culprit is probably Moments.js, but …

Depending on where the weight of the monitor will go, I don’t think it should be a problem.

What I did was to use carpenter’s squares to fasten the two left/right frames to the top. On this picture the top is the one with ventilation holes:

What you don’t see is that I’ve screewed to top frame to the left/right frame.

The weight of the monitor is on two pieces of wood that is screewed to the sides. Those pieces of wood keeps the monitor from falling back too. On this picture it looks like the weight go to the bottom frame, but that is not true:

I used a French Cleat. Look at my blog in the signature for details.

@KirAsh4 I agree with OP that this is an unnatural way of counting days for humans.

Wouldn’t it be possible to do different calculations based on if it’s more or less that 24 hours?