but like for $89? it could light my house on fire and I'd write a good review

"the flames were as bright and radiant as our new RISC future"

@007 they advertise it as "open" and release datasheets and stuff. Not what I'd call "open" but it's pretty much as good as it gets for now

@jordyd @007 there is the TERES from Olimex: https://www.olimex.com/Products/DIY-Laptop/

@ddipaola @007 getting closer

@jordyd @ddipaola even better https://www.amazon.co.uk/Exacompta-PremTouch-Lever-Spine-Light/dp/B001390FCK

@007 @ddipaola perfect

@007 @ddipaola sure it's a little less fully-featured than other notebooks, but it's open source!

@jordyd @ddipaola it features an externally-attached word processor! completely waterproof and wipe-clean!

@jordyd @007 Apple I in Verilog? https://github.com/alangarf/apple-one

@ddipaola @007 ohhh NICE

@ddipaola @007 have you heard of Amber?

@ddipaola @007 I mean it hasn't been updated in a while and kind of obsolete now with RISC-V, but still it's neat

@jordyd @007 picorv32 a RISC-V, which can be synthed for the open toolchain-ed ICE40 FPGA? https://github.com/cliffordwolf/picorv32

@ddipaola @007 ohhh neat!

@ddipaola @007 this one is new to me

@jordyd I guess parts are formally verified which attracted CERN to use it in the LHC

@jordyd @007 yeah. good stuff. speaking of expired patents, have you heard of the J core? http://www.j-core.org/ it's a legal clone of the SH2

@ddipaola @007 yeah!! it's neat too!!