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   by 1g0rb 7y ago

   I think they used EL wire and not LEDs (if we're thinking about the same thing)
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   by 1g0rb 7y ago

   But I'm really glad you didn't know about it and made yours :) since you really put a lot of thought into the details about color reproduction, resolution and diffusion. It's a very fun thing to play with and anyone wanting t
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   by 1g0rb 7y ago

   Didn't really thought of that :). But this was in 2015 and basically just a very lo-fi weekend project without any care about resolution or color reproduction (I saw pixelstick project and just wanted to see if I can make something sim
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   by 1g0rb 7y ago

   Really great writeup and results! I did something similar but much simpler few years ago ( https://hyperglitch.com/articles/lightstick ) but instead of long exposure (as I didn't have the good camera) I recorded the
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   (Yet another) Raspberry Pi based handheld computer(hyperglitch.com)

   3 points by 1g0rb 7y ago|0 comments
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   by 1g0rb 8y ago

   I see no one mentioned luakit ( https://luakit.github.io/ ). From the site: "Luakit is a highly configurable browser framework based on the WebKit web content engine and the GTK+ toolkit. It is very fast, extensible with
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   by 1g0rb 8y ago

   There is another similar concept od modular desk but based on bigger modules and without the steel frame (modules interlock together) https://www.facebook.com/modulosdesk/