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Epicninja3

@Epicninja3

Joined June 2nd, 2026

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@Epicninja3 on EpicTab

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I worked on my new tab webpage project and added a few features.

I added a Google search bar that searches Google as well as a bookmarks/shortcuts bar underneath.

I also incorporated NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day in a widget in the left corner, you can expand the caption to read the full details about the image.

Additionally, I added a timer in the right corner with a progress bar that decreases as the time runs out.

In the middle of my page, I included a small weather widget that displays the current temperature as well as an icon that represents the current weather.

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@Epicninja3 on EpicOS

EpicOS is a web-based OS with several helpful features! EpicOS has a notebook app where you can save up to 2 note documents. It also has a solar system app where you can view the live position of the planets in our solar system. Additionally, EpicOS has a calculator app with several important conversions, and a racing game where you can try to set your best lap time! EpicOS also features a new weather app, simply type in your city to view the weather! The weather app includes important information such as the high, low, wind speed, wind direction, sunset/sunrise timings, precipitation data, and a 7-day forecast! EpicOS also allows you to customize your wallpaper. EpicOS also includes an embedded chatbot powered by Thinkstack which is trained to answer any of your questions about EpicOS!

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@Epicninja3 on EpicOS

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I kind of forgot to log some of my time, but I added a few more features to EpicOS!

  1. New Weather App!! Simply type in the city you want, and the app will show the current temperature, time, wind speed/direction, sunrise/sunset timings, precipitation data, as well as a 7-day forecast.

  2. Refreshed note launcher, which can have up to 2 saves (I will probably increase this or make it unlimited later).

  3. The calculator has more conversions, such as Lb-Kg, In-Cm, and others.

  4. New Settings app that allows you to customize your wallpaper. Currently has 3 different options.

I also did some other minor fixes in the game and throughout the project.

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@Epicninja3 on EpicOS

EpicOS is an interactive webOS where you can write notes, explore our solar system, use a calculator, and play a little racing game! EpicOS is a fun and helpful OS for your needs. It has a live clock, a live view of the planets in our solar system, and other useful apps.

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@Epicninja3 on EpicOS

1h 46m 54s logged

Added a calculator that has conversions as well. Currently, it can convert from Miles to Kilometers and Fahrenheit to Celsius (and vice versa). I also added a simple racing game to the OS where you can set a lap time!

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@Epicninja3 on EpicOS

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I added a notes app!
The notes app has a launcher that currently allows you to perform three functions. You can create a new document, save that document, and then load the most recent save.

I also added all the planets in my live solar system diagram, and locked the zoom so you don’t zoom out too much and lose the solar system.

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@Epicninja3 on EpicOS

3h 37m 35s logged

I worked on making my OS look a bit better and added an application that shows you the live position of planets in our solar system. It took me a while to find some sort of API that will give the data for it, but I managed to get the inner planets for now!

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@Epicninja3 on EpicOS

3h 29m 16s logged

Worked on the Welcome page. I also added a topbar. Additionally, the window can close and later opened by clicking on “Welcome!”.

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@Epicninja3 on EpicMacroPad

I made a 4-key macro pad with a Rotary Encoder and an OLED Display. I wanted to make a macro pad that would make it easier to perform everyday functions such as Copy/Paste and taking a screenshot. Since this was my first project, using Fusion 360 and KiCAD for the first time was a bit challenging. I am proud of figuring out how to design my PCB and wire the components all together.

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