When coding Arduino projects for other people (and myself) I find having ASCII art pinouts of the hardware very helpful. It allows me to very quickly see the pin assignments and pins used. Please feel ...

ASCII_Art_Gallery_Randomized.ino displays the images in a randomized* order Once the program is running, open the serial monitor, set the baudrate to 115200, and zoom out to see your beautiful ASCII ...

The typewriter is controlled by an Arduino Mega that captures an image from a camera, converts it to ASCII art with Pure Data and MAX/MSP, then slowly (and loudly) prints it on a piece of paper ...

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