Today I finish my first week of my new job at One Laptop Per Child. It's true, you can get paid for writing free software (and saving the world) -- who'd have thunk?
At the moment, I'm working on IPv6 networking and Linux kernel support for autoconfiguration.
Helpful Wikipedia articles to explain some of the above: OLPC, IPv6.
There are plenty of safe high-level languages in the world; JavaScript, for example. Rust is different: it's supposed to be safe and fast. But…
Over on twitter, Tim Caswell mentioned, "I think high-level scripting language on top of something like rust.zero would make for an amazing OS."…
Today I stumbled across some very interesting projects by Nickolay Platonov which I'd like to discuss in an OLPC context. I've been hacking away…
