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At that point you have a local energy inefficient terminal that barely contributes to what you are trying to do, and a cloud computer which must be run on your
by _Algernon_ 4y ago
At that point you have a local energy inefficient terminal that barely contributes to what you are trying to do, and a cloud computer which must be run on your behalf somewhere, both of which require energy. What's the point? At that point I doubt it has any benefit compared to running a more modern machine.
- wkat4242 4y agoIt might give some security benefit similar to remote browser isolation. But it looks like this particular project is more focused on getting retro hardware usable on today's internet. Which is not a bad goal either.