(I am on the autistic spectrum and do suffer from impatience). 

I am very familiar in my personal life with the autistic spectrum from mild to extreme. It is very hard for "normals" to understand as they assume they can just "act normal" if they wanted.  If that was the case they would be like that to start with. Unlike a physical difference it is hidden in the wiring of the brain.  A few people I notice are very tolerant and seem to have an instinctive understanding the other person is doing their best but sometimes fall short in a social interaction and punish them for it.  It is like punishing someone with a broken leg for not walking properly.

The abc had it as one of the subjects in a series called "you can't ask that".  Although I watched it on tv in this link you have to sign in.

https://iview.abc.net.au/video/LE1917H004S00

I really have no intention of embarrassing you, buy I am amazed that you can't figure it out!

You can just do what everyone else in this situation does, just PM either myself or Steve (codecage) and ask us to email him with your contact information. I must have done this at least a dozen times.

It may eventually be the only way to do this, after your tirade and the crude remark from FrogAndToad (who is now banned BTW) I'm seriously considering not paying to renew the license for the PM feature, which expires this weekend.  That would remove the PM feature entirely, thus resolving the problem!

😎

Bill

I think you are missing the point

  And I think you are missing a pretty OBVIOUS way to exchange that information without implementing such a ridiculous solution.  Think about it for 10 seconds, and you'll probably figure it out.

they have a lot of good info on esp32's.

Hi @equalizer, welcome to the forum..I think you'll find many in this forum who are just like you..that is, wanting to learn more about electronics in general, and applying that knowledge to real world projects you dream up!...lol

Have fun, and be safe..

regards,

LouisR