@Mitchfarino
This should answer your question: http://www.hdcplayer.com/Up/day_150403/201504030705367346.jpg
You can remove the country specific adapter and plug in an ordinary cable. @MichMich did the same thing after blowing his first charging adapter.

https://www.myspiegel.de/spionspiegel-pg-2102.html
This vendor was mentioned some time ago. I will call some local glaziers, but will give myspiegel.de a chance if prices are far off.

I did not try it yet, my screen is still in its case.
2 things I could imagine:

1. With the monitor in its own case it requires more space and makes the whole mirror thicker.
2. Depending on the case and the mirror it could be complicated getting the mirror glas flat to the screen, so you could see the borders of the screen behind the mirror which could look ugly.

why do you see this? Are you running a Raspberry Pi 1 or Raspberry Zero?
In the terminal (bash / console / …) run “node serveronly”

@Patrick
Do you actually see the golden shine glastroech mentions on their website for 12% mirror glass?

@cpramhofer
Do you have experiences with this vendor? The price sounds rather fair, but they mention a light brown accent due to the reflection material. I’m curious how this looks like.

I like the idea, to quickly disable modules for testing purpose.

I never played around with this module. But I would use this:

{ module: 'MMM-Temperature-Humidity', position: 'top_right' }

And then you edit node_helper.js to set for DHT11 or DHT22 and the correct pin in ( )

@H3L1o150
No, you need to edit the file node_helper.js in the modules folder
Currently you cannot define the pin and the sensor type in the config section. But I think this should be improved in a future release

If you still want to backup your sd card you could read this: https://www.linux-tips-and-tricks.de/en/backup

I don’t entirely agree with the guys above me. I don’t want to compile and reinstall additional libraries, setup the pi again, do the hassle with the tv screen, …