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CheerLights on Lifehacker

Posted on December 7, 2011December 9, 2021 By Hans Scharler No Comments on CheerLights on Lifehacker

Technologist and Lifehacker writer, Alan Henry, wrote a great post about building your own CheerLights as a way to get started with Arduino and electronics.

“Here’s a great seasonal activity that will help you build your skills and join your house’s holiday light display to a global network of lights, all synchronized and controlled by Twitter.”

You can read the rest of Alan’s article on Lifehacker.

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