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MAKE: Creating a Global Network of Christmas Lights

Posted on December 5, 2011December 9, 2021 By Hans Scharler No Comments on MAKE: Creating a Global Network of Christmas Lights

[Matt Richardson] of MAKE wrote a post about CheerLights. Matt says, “I feel like I’m wielding incredible power right now!” as he tweets, “@CheerLights It’s not easy being green, amiright?” Then the whole network of CheerLights switched to green.

@CheerLights It's not easy being green, amiright?

— Matt Richardson (@MattRichardson) December 3, 2011

Thanks, Matt!

MAKE: Creating a Global Network of Christmas Lights

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