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Er, I'm powering it from a 3.3v supply off USB, am I slowly letting out the magic smoke?

Building on an Ubuntu BB virtual machine, I use the following commands:

. scripts/provision.sh PUCKJS
make BOARD=PUCKJS RELEASE=1 DFU_UPDATE_BUILD=1

And then send the file to my Android phone and use NRF toolkit to DFU it to the puck, followed by a hard reset.
I can connect with the web IDE over bluetooth, but the puck gets hot Wondering if I've enabled a tight loop somewhere.
Using git revision 6b2b4a3385966b4190205b438f531411dfe253cb
Thanks!

I sponsor a couple makers on Patreon - including you @Gordon, how do I get my "donor" sticker? :-)

There must be something with my router that doesn't get along with the ESP. I even tried putting E.reboot() in the failure path and that didn't work either :-(

Oh @allObjects you are quite right - the 6502 is the second CPU I programmed on (the first being the Z-80)

@Gordon yeah definitely have my eye on the bare MDBT42Q - thanks for the link! OLED isn't a bad idea, especially since I just found this

Yeah, I forgot that Javascript functions are closures, so even with the async callback it's still a recursive function :-/ @Frida's setTimeout, but as a setInterval, to keep retrying until boola gets set instead of invoking lan from the connect callback (same problem IIUC, please explain if I don't!), and also letting the webide load MQTT for me (I originally was using telnet directly).

Oooh, spiffy! Finding suppliers has turned out to be a bear tho - I have an idea involving a microscope and 120 0201 LEDs...

Thanks, I'll give that a try

I have a few HP QDSP-6064 bubble displays, and it looks like they'd fit perfectly over a bare MDBT42Q module. A 3-layer sandwich of coin cell, module, display would fit in a cocktail ring sized 3d printed enclosure.
As a stretch goal, I'll mount an AS5601 orthogonally and build a "digital crown" (copyright Apple of course)

I'm running the 1v99 release on an AI-Thinker ESP-12Q module (4MB flash), trying to connect to a Linksys EA7500 running firmware 2.0.6.190009.
My problem is the Wifi.connect fails with 'bad password' 90% of the time. When I do connect, I don't remember the magic combination of resets, reconnects, and reloads I had to do to make it work (and it may not matter anyway). On a 1-year old thread someone posted that continual retries worked for them, I found that it would fail 9 times then hang on connect()
Example program attached.
Thanks in advance!

Has anyone done any work toward porting to the 1bitsy? Seems like it would be relatively easy, since there are multiple STOM32F4 ports already.