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LEGO enthusiasts, brace yourselves because Christmas has come early! We're talking about the insanely cool LEGO microcontroller OLED terminals created by James "Ancient" Brown. We've always been amazed by them, but until recently, there wasn't much information available about how they were made. That's changed now, thanks to a fascinating new video from Ancient himself that provides an in-depth look at the process.

The video is a maker's dream come true, complete with ASMR-style close-up shots of each step in the process. It's a bit different from your typical how-to video because there's no talking, but that doesn't detract from its appeal. Instead, you get to enjoy the soothing sounds of the materials being crafted into something amazing.

As it turns out, making one of these terminals requires a whole bunch of different skills and crafts. The video shows everything from soldering tiny PCBs and RP2040 microcontrollers to mixing and molding resin. And let's not forget the custom 3D prints that are necessary to hold everything in place!

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Watching the process is nothing short of mesmerizing. Ancient has clearly perfected the art of making these terminals, and it shows in every step of the process. But perhaps the most impressive part of the video is seeing the final result. The resin screen glows beautifully, and the OLED display is crystal clear. It even appears to have touch controls that respond to different pushes!

We can only hope that one day Ancient will release the build files for these terminals. However, after watching the video, we understand why they might be hesitant. There's a lot of work that goes into creating these amazing devices, and it's not exactly an easy project to replicate. For now, we'll just have to settle for admiring them from afar and feeling a little bit envious of Ancient's skills.

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Hey there! I'd love to tell you about some awesome new security features that Brickzip has added recently! 🔒

Firstly, there's a new Security tab in your profile where you can check out a list of all your active sessions and even terminate them if you see something suspicious.

And if you've forgotten to log out of your account on a shared device, no worries! With the click of a button, you can terminate all your active sessions and ensure that no one else can access your account.

Lastly, Brickzip has a cool feature called Global Logout that clears your current session, logs you out of all your devices, and even revokes any developer tokens and invalidates any email confirmation or password reset emails.

Overall, these security improvements show how much Brickzip cares about keeping you and your information safe on their platform! 🤗

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Today we are pleased to introduce @RevePG as a new member of the Brickzip @"Mods"#g4 team, his constant appreciation and support for the project we are creating has made him the perfect candidate.

We hope you are as happy as we are with this announcement! 🥳

That means everything is going well! 😜