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Re: Show HN: Random Roads

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Wonderful little thing :) I was instantly reminded of substrate, but the way this ends, each "run" looks like a minimalistic artwork. This would be great on A4 sized e-ink paper, mounted in a nice frame and refreshing a few times a day.

Thanks for the feedback. Yes, I have been imagining the same thing too!

Just need to track down a e-ink display for this sort of fun project. Anyone know of any good ones that would make this easy?

Re: Show HN: Random Roads

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post #51
post #33

Wonderful little thing :) I was instantly reminded of substrate, but the way this ends, each "run" looks like a minimalistic artwork. This would be great on A4 sized e-ink paper, mounted in a nice frame and refreshing a few times a day.

Thanks for the feedback. Yes, I have been imagining the same thing too! Just need to track down a e-ink display for this sort of fun project. Anyone know of any good ones that would make this easy?

Not really, I've no experience with e-ink displays, if I was to do it, I'd hunt for an older-generation large-size e-book reader and try to hack the firmware a bit.

I have two Kobo readers that are 5+ years old, the small one, I cracked open and found that the Linux OS was on a normal SD card in a normal socket, so I removed it and flashed it to a bigger card, I think one of those should be easy(ish) to hack :)

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