Open post Simon Wistow @simonwistow@hachyderm.io · 4mo ago Replying to @valkyrie@wandering.shop i wrote a rust microkernel with a federation userspace layer where clusters of trusted machines quietly lend each other idle resources inspired by gift economics. lend your spare capacity, earn the right to borrow. machines find each other automatically on the same network, bond by consent and shared keys, stay fully independent. a solar machine lends freely at noon and pulls back at dusk. computation drifts toward wherever the cleanest cheapest energy is. @kitten_tech@fosstodon.org read this, thought of you and some of the things you talked about with Argon
Open post Simon Wistow @simonwistow@hachyderm.io · 6mo ago Replying to @yaxu@post.lurk.org <p>A reminder that we were almost on the timeline where nintendo released a knitting machine peripheral for the NES. They did make a prototype, things could have been very different if it had reached production.</p> @yaxu great article on emulating the GameBoy connected embroidery machines https://shonumi.github.io/articles/art22.html mentioned down thread shonumi.github.io Edge of Emulation: Game Boy Sewing Machines Emulating the unknown: Controlling Sewing Machines with a Game Boy