> I'm not a particularly big believer in infinite growth, so I'm not really concerned. I think this is part of it. Growth is treated with skepticism in Europe. Growth isn't "jobs, high salaries, innovation, cheap…
I cycle in Sydney, and wish more others did. I have no car. But there's a few things that make this trickier in Sydney, than, say, much of European cities: * Sydney is too hot to comfortably cycle between 9AM-5PM for at…
Cheaper EVs is a good thing. Australia is more than cities. Cities can make public transport free and congestion charges if they want to reduce usage of cars.
> 6502 is fun but coupling it to a RP2040 takes most of that fun away again, imho. Why not have the RP2040 emulate the 6502 too? There's a spectrum of fidelity/purity in all retro computing. This sits a bit purer than…
> I'm not a particularly big believer in infinite growth, so I'm not really concerned. I think this is part of it. Growth is treated with skepticism in Europe. Growth isn't "jobs, high salaries, innovation, cheap…
I cycle in Sydney, and wish more others did. I have no car. But there's a few things that make this trickier in Sydney, than, say, much of European cities: * Sydney is too hot to comfortably cycle between 9AM-5PM for at…
Cheaper EVs is a good thing. Australia is more than cities. Cities can make public transport free and congestion charges if they want to reduce usage of cars.
> 6502 is fun but coupling it to a RP2040 takes most of that fun away again, imho. Why not have the RP2040 emulate the 6502 too? There's a spectrum of fidelity/purity in all retro computing. This sits a bit purer than…