Open post Martin @martin@boitam.eu · 4mo ago Replying to @martin@boitam.eu This is my watch. - It is nigh indestructible (and should something break somehow, every part can be swapped/replaced) - It syncs every night with an atomic clock over radio if it can get a signal - It is powered by a solar panel embedded in the bezel. Yes, even in winter. - It lights up when it senses that you moved your wrist to check the time and the environment is dark - It shows the tide (I used to live by the ocean) It is self-contained, useful, fun, durable. It can use intermittent connectivity but does not require it. It does not need software updates or companion apps or whatever either. It will probably outlive me. I want a computer designed using the same principles and goals. The talk I gave at #JdLL2026 (in French) : https://videos-libr.es/w/cibqmenXgtM3NULfF5tcnW videos-libr.es Un vélo électrique pour l'esprit - martinlx - JdLL2026 En 1990, Steve Jobs promettait que le Mac serait un vélo pour l
