I respect this attempt to create something principled, small and self-contained. Uxn is great as a "toy" system or a teaching resource but also as something tha

I respect this attempt to create something principled, small and self-contained. Uxn is great as a "toy" system or a teaching resource but also as something that contributes to the diversity of ideas of what computing is/can be. I'm skeptical about some kind of catastrophic disaster that makes popular technologies inaccessible (the pandemic demonstrated our strong impulse towards business-as-usual even when the world is burning) but having ecosystems that aren't as vulnerable to corporate capture and exploitation seems valuable in its own right.