docs(hackerhotel-2023): describe the badge and link its repositories - #252
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Closes #121. The page listed three names and nothing else. It now says what the badge is — the Anesidora Mk1, an RP2040 puzzle badge whose PCB artwork is a cracked stone tablet, used for a puzzle hunt with binary clues on the lanyards and a text adventure over the USB serial port. Added: a hardware list, the .uf2 update procedure from the badge's own update repository, links to all four Anesidora Corporation repositories (hardware, firmware, firmware updates, documentation) and to the Hackaday article about the badge. The team credits stay as they were. Facts come from those repositories and from the Hackaday write-up; the four repository links and the article were checked and return 200. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0142DuVFXpWnjeQhZzT3N3nC
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Closes #121.
The Hackerhotel 2023 page held three credits and nothing else — no description
of the badge, no repository links.
What the page says now
artwork is a cracked stone tablet in lapis blue and gold. It drove the puzzle
hunt at the event, with binary clues on the lanyards and markers, and served
a text adventure over its USB serial port. Solvers got a physical amulet.
and address lines of a small computer, USB-C, CR2032 with the BAT/USB switch,
and the artwork in the copper and soldermask layers.
.uf2procedure taken fromthe badge's own update repository (BOOTSEL + RESET, copy to
RPI-RP2), plusa pointer to the battery-clip fix in the documentation repository's FAQ.
hardware,
firmware,
firmware updates,
documentation.
The team credits are unchanged.
Sources are those four repositories and the Hackaday write-up. The issue linked
a Reddit comment for the repository URLs; Reddit blocks automated fetches here,
so the org was found through the Hackaday article and each repository confirmed
directly on GitHub.
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hugo --gc --minify— clean.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_0142DuVFXpWnjeQhZzT3N3nC