Billy Quesse wrote in with this glorious display of Christmas lights, using WS2801 RGB LEDs from Adafruit, an Arduino, and a Flash interface on the computer to handle the animation and music. Bet his coworkers LOVE it!
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Billy Quesse wrote in with this glorious display of Christmas lights, using WS2801 RGB LEDs from Adafruit, an Arduino, and a Flash interface on the computer to handle the animation and music. Bet his coworkers LOVE it!
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I could NOT work next to that guy!
Admit it, it is not because of the lights – its because of the Illinois flag right?
Very cool! Go U of I! (I’m a grad).
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