After 5 years of use with the original Fake TV Light For Engineers code, the NotFlix version was upgraded to a Metro M4 running CircuitPython. The conversion to CircuitPython preserves most of the methods and conventions of Phil's original Arduino code. Since RAM space for the data.h array was limited, a file-based version was developed.

For the fun of it, an compact version of Fake TV was developed for the NeoTrinkey using an abbreviated version of the original data.h file, colors.h.

Phil Burgess' original Fake TV learning guide: https://learn.adafruit.com/fake-tv-light-for-engineers