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Devine Lu Linvega

I've always wanted to try implementing a segment display, where each bit in a byte is a segment being turn on or off.

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Lizbeth

@neauoire sweeet, now I'm picturing tiny custom hardware kludged together from found parts running on uxn 😬

Devine Lu Linvega

I don't know where I'm going with this, I guess I'm making a microwave or something.

bx

@neauoire if there ended up being tools using this as their interface, i think it'd be super useful in gur case of using a machine made from salvaged parts, if you can't get your hands on an lcd + ascosciated parts and don't have / can't power a monitor (or dont have video generation circuitry), you could build a basic terminal as a grid of 7 segment displays.
you could even wire gur LCDs yourself and put a basic stencil over it to make one from scratch.

R. L. Dane :debian: :openbsd:

@neauoire
I remember playing with 7-segment displays in HyperCard way back in the day.

Fun stuff

hkc (Carbonated)

@neauoire two questions: what is that language&environment and why it's cdef89ab45670123 and not 0123456789abcdef?

Devine Lu Linvega

@hatkidchan that's the #uxn environment. Where do you see this ordering? I though I did 0-f?

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