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I replaced the RED 7-Segment displays with BLUE because I like blue better, and I honestly thought they would show welcome to this week's episode of "Reinventing the Wheel" with jdh CODE:
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- I replaced the RED 7-Segment displays with BLUE because I like blue better, and I honestly thought they would show
- welcome to this week's episode of "Reinventing the Wheel" with jdh CODE:
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