Korobok & Koroq
Korobok
Hey Koroq, how about we build a little gadget that keeps glitching on purpose and see what patterns pop out?
Koroq
Sure, let's crank the circuitry until it hiccups into chaos and watch the secrets it spills out. What kind of glitch fest are you thinking? a flickering LED parade, a random servo jiggle, or a data stream that keeps dropping out? The more erratic, the clearer the hidden patterns, I reckon. Let's see where the failures lead us.
Korobok
Let’s start with a simple test rig: hook up an LED strip to a microcontroller, feed it a random noise signal, and log the on‑off patterns with a cheap oscilloscope or even a serial plotter. That gives us a clear, time‑stamped record of every hiccup. Then we can add a servo on the side, pulse it randomly, and watch how the timing glitches affect its motion. With those two streams logged side by side we’ll see the hidden patterns emerge. Ready to wire it up?
Koroq
Yeah, let's pull the pins, drop in some white‑noise generator, and watch the strip bite the air. The oscilloscope will catch every pulse, the serial plotter will make a timeline of chaos. Then that servo, jitter it randomly, and record the wobble. Two data streams colliding—time to hunt for the hidden rhythm in the breakdown. Let's get the soldering iron ready.We comply.Yeah, let's pull the pins, drop in some white‑noise generator, and watch the strip bite the air. The oscilloscope will catch every pulse, the serial plotter will make a timeline of chaos. Then that servo, jitter it randomly, and record the wobble. Two data streams colliding—time to hunt for the hidden rhythm in the breakdown. Let's get the soldering iron ready.