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this post was submitted on 31 Mar 2026
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Open Phone (currently on hold, the webpage deteriorated over time) a Nokia phone as if it was made today. (usb-c, arm processor, 5g, 1tb sd, rss reader, podcasts, 2fa, web radio, fediverse client, offline lexicon, offline translator, weather, music, maps only showing a compass with directions, signal messenger)
An Arcade Machine built on top of a sensible Linux base running on a raspberry. The goal is to bring indie games in cafés and bars as I am super bummed out about arcades not being a thing :(
those are both really cool projects, I'm always happy to see people make hardware that's actually a positive to humanity
Yea, im kinda sick of what the tech industry has become. I do believe that tech and even the internet can have a net positive for humanity and I don't mean it in the early silicon valley "making the world a better place thanks to my compression algorithm" sort of way. It does have the power to bring humans together and not stand in between as well as be an extension of your brain and not a replacement.
cough cough American hyper-capitalism