Re:An award-winning LCD with an Arduino built-in (using only...
by hcarvalhoalves on Thursday January 30, 2014 @05:36PM
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On a side note, I like how the product is presented by two young girls. Is this intended for educational purposes?
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Re:An award-winning LCD with an Arduino built-in (using only...
by maqr on Thursday January 30, 2014 @11:49PM
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That's probably why, but I only made it about 30 seconds into the first video before I had to turn it off. Maybe I'm in the minority, but listening to kids present anything really frustrates me.
Re:An award-winning LCD with an Arduino built-in (using only...
by poooria on Thursday January 30, 2014 @08:25PM
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I can't tell whether you're being a feminazi or just a creep. Either way, stop it.
Re:An award-winning LCD with an Arduino built-in (using only...
by rurounijones on Thursday January 30, 2014 @09:48PM
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(S)He is pointing out that the presentation is done by two people who are usually not associated with technology and development (they are young and female) as a positive example.
He then posits that this is to show the educational possibilities.
Any negative connotations are coming from your mind, not theirs.
Re:An award-winning LCD with an Arduino built-in (using only...
by lifeisstillgood on Friday January 31, 2014 @01:48AM
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Agreed, it's clearly scripted but when she moves onto presenting the project you can tell she actually built it or has the understanding of a maker
I love that the target audience is advertising the product.