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It’s time for the second talk of the day. It’s about Rust meets cheap bare-metal RISC-V.
Waiting for the first talk on Sunday in the Rust devroom. It’s on WebAssembly on constrained devices.
The room practically emptied after the coreutils talk. Now it’s time for a talk on Rethinking Network Services: Freedom and Modularity With Rama.
It turns out I lost my airpods 3 hours ago, but someone had handed them in to the lost & found! That’s much appreciated.
The talk on Rust Coreutils in Ubuntu talk seems to be popular, the Rust devroom is almost filled to capacity.
I’ve done some performance improvements to the game Lampy for the Firefly Zero handheld retro game console. It should hopefully be fast enough to run on the hardware prototype now so that it can be tested at Fosdem.
I visited the Firefly Zero booth to try out the new hardware prototype. It looks and feels great. I also got to try my game Lampy in multiplayer, which was great. But it still got a bit sluggish with too many fireflies on screen. There’s more optimizations needed.
That’s it for me this Fosdem, I’m going to miss the last talk in the Rust devroom. I need to start heading to the airport.
I’m waiting for the first talk in the security devroom. It’s by my friend Olle E. Johansson on signing your artefacts.