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Traffic cars, cell phone calls, top video screams at me
Through my tender window I see a little girl, rust red minivan
She's got chocolate on her face, got little hands
And she waves at me, yeah, she smiles at me
Well, hello world, how've you been?
Good to see you, my old friend
Sometimes I feel cold as steel
Broken like I'm never gonna heal
I see a light, little hole in the little girl
Well, hello world
Every day I drive by a little white church
It's got these little white crosses like angels in the yard
Maybe I should stop on in and say a prayer
Maybe talk to God like he is there
Oh, I know He's there, yeah, I know He's there
Well, hello world, how've you been?
Good to see you, my old friend
Sometimes I feel as cold as steel
And broken like I'm never gonna heal
I see a light, little grace, little faith unfurl
Well, hello world
Sometimes I forget what living's for
And I hear my life through my front door
And I'll be there, oh, I'm home again
I see my wife, little boy, little girl
Hello world, hello world
Oh, the empty disappears
I remember why I'm here
To surrender and believe
I fall down on my knees
Oh hello world, hello world, hello world
* Hello World * ~ by Lady Antebellum
A small (128 RGB x 160) LCD panel with an extremely odd rendition of a blue square, red circle, green hollow triangle, and the text "Hello, world."
Images like this caused a small amount of hair loss and general frustration before determining that I was trying to debug an 8-bit 8080-like interface to a panel that was actually jumpered (I cut the wrong trace) to be a 16-bit 6800-like interface. It is actually amazing that it worked this well. The square, circle, triangle, and text are all in the right places. They are just wrong in details like color, and which pixels are actually lit.
This is a color transflective STN LCD with an LED backlight.
The text and figures were drawn by Micrium's μC/GUI running in an embedded system. The device driver still has bugs, however.
When the 16-bit interface issue was identified, we were able to get the expected display without much trouble.
Portrait Series | Faces & Expressions
featuring: @eishbah_
photography: Faran Hassan