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Split Flap

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Comments (2)

imglorp · 4h ago

Cool UI, but I was just thinking about the old physical split flap displays. They have one advantage over most other large display systems: they hold their state and remain legible when the power goes out.

bediger4000 · 4h ago

My kids noticed that. When I told them even a stopped clock is right twice a day, they told me it had to be that kind of clock display.