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 ## What's next?
 
-Yet to be determined! If you have fun ideas to try---or additional electromechanical displays for me to play with!---do reach out. :) A friend recently suggested adding the set of chromatic rainbow desk bells displayed nearby to the performance, which would be pretty nifty; I'm still mulling over how best to bring her idea into the mix. If you want to pair on that with me on that....
+Yet to be determined! If you have fun ideas to try---or additional electromechanical displays for me to play with!---do reach out. :) A friend recently suggested adding the set of chromatic rainbow desk bells displayed nearby to the performance, which would be pretty cool; I'm still mulling over how best to implement her idea. If you want to pair with me on that....
 
 <p align="center"><img src="assets/bells.jpg" alt="Photo of two rows of rainbow desk bells."></p>
 
-***The full code for our setup---including instructions for setting up your own boards---is available [on GitHub](https://github.com/hannahilea/FlipDotsPi). Thanks to AF for filming the examples here, and to Cosmo for putting up with us being annoying while she was trying to sleep.***
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 ### Footnotes
 
 <a name="footnote-1">[<sup>1</sup>](#footnote-1-site)</a> This setup took non-zero effort: this was my first real Raspberry Pi project, and while the AlphaZeta boards shipped with a basic Python application installed on a companion Raspberry Pi, we wanted lower-level control of their pixel arrays. We therefore needed to set up our Raspberry Pi, send serial commands to flip individual discs/segments on the display boards (using AlphaZeta's serial communication protocol), and write (in Julia) the higher-level applications to display static text, scrolling text, and weather. We also had fun figuring out how we wanted to dislpay the project, and ended up modifying a spare Ikea shelf for that purpose. 
 
 <a name="footnote-2">[<sup>2</sup>](#footnote-2-site)</a> Yes, I know this is automatable, I just haven't done it yet!
 
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+***The full code for this display---including set-up instructions---is available [on GitHub](https://github.com/hannahilea/FlipDotsPi). Thanks to AF for filming the examples here, and to Cosmo for putting up with us being annoying while she was trying to sleep.***
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 - created: 2024-09-06
 - last updated: 2024-09-06

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-        <li>6 September 2024: <a href="./clapping-music-for-flip-disc-displays">Clapping Music for two flip-disc displays</a>
+        <li>14 September 2024: <a href="./clapping-music-for-flip-disc-displays">Clapping Music for two flip-disc displays</a>
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         <li>17 May 2024: <a href="./site-structure">This website’s structure: a meta post</a>
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