How cool would it be to create an open source hardware/software/design initiative for TI-compatible graphing calculators. Cheap, cost effective button board, battery, e-ink display, and SoC. 3D printable case and buttons. Simple Python or similar base. Buy all the parts, or make what you want and assemble it all for less than $40 a la RasperryPi or Arduino, except anyone can create the hardware, too. Aren't we way past due for something like this?
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If you have a message to deliver regarding photosensitivity in a visual medium, maximize the space available to you to alert the viewer, and leave it up at least three times longer than it takes to read it. Leave it up through all the opening credits, if possible. People don't care nearly as much about who stars in something they are watching as they do about if what they are watching will cause them a seizure.
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On one hand, seeing cracked phones in shows and movies feels like a nice, realistic touch. Because people break phones, and live with broken phones for a while.
AT THE SAME TIME...
I have never broken a phone screen in my life - knock on wood - not once. It would annoy me to no end if I did, and I wouldn't be able to sit around with it. So it also ends up feeling really anachronistic when I see it.
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