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I am still trying to figure out what I could do.
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My first project

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If it can output VGA, it can be turned into ASCII art.
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RGB LED animation for Arduino supporting arbitrary matrix sizes
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I am using Raspberry PIs and Pulseaudio for synchronous music streaming in my appartment.
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Multiroom Music Streaming

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Uses multiple Arduino Nano and a passive mixer to generate multiple voices simultaneously.
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Rachel's Nightmare, a distributed polyphonic synth

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An ATtiny Annoy-O-Tron with a Hewlett Packard Colorado T100E Tape Backup Drive. What!?
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One of the Hackaday 2018 entries is to make a musical instrument of sorts and I thought of the sounder used by Morse Code operators
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Making music with relay chatter

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A colection of science kits that fit in to the size of a playing card packet and can be produced to cost £1/$1 at retail.
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