readmodifywrite

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   by readmodifywrite 6y ago

   Over-engineering is indeed fun - that was part of the point of the project, it was (and remains) a labor of love. Modularity was actually a design consideration I really struggled with, but at the end of the day, I realized I didn't wa
2. 32.▲
   by readmodifywrite 6y ago

   Memory and the available CPU time to run the virtual machine. There's also a fader engine to do timed fades per pixel, that eats a fair amount of RAM as well (but it's a nice to have). It was designed for smaller, but highly dyna
3. 33.▲
   by readmodifywrite 6y ago

   Hi, project creator here. Sadly, the poster was a little behind on catching this... The Kickstarter boards shipped over 2 years ago, and as the hardware didn't really sell well after that, it's mostly just a personal project that
4. 34.▲
   by readmodifywrite 6y ago

   Hi! I'm the project creator. While it's true the Kickstarter boards have all sold out, the project is still alive and well. Check out the dev and esp8266 branches, there's commits as of today ;-) My long term goal for this
5. 35.▲
   by readmodifywrite 6y ago

   Hi there! Project creator here. Hindsight is 20/20 - the dual CPU design did prove to be overly complex. It does in actuality work quite well, but it was extremely difficult to implement and it's a lot of extra parts for feature