I am not working on: - An entirely user-mode Docker container runtime for Windows, which based on my initial research would have to be qemu running Linux slowl

I am not working on: - An entirely user-mode Docker container runtime for Windows, which based on my initial research would have to be qemu running Linux slowly. Maybe it could all be WASM'd into the browser (even more slowly)? The interesting part there would be interfacing storage/networking vs. the browser. - Nested Windows RDP X509 [smart card] authentication through Guacamole or other browser-based RDP client into another RDP session. - Free backup as formerly offered by CrashPlan "Home Family" sharing ended in 2017, using empty hard drive space of people you know and trust. Version 2 would support a virtual file system allowing specifying the number of redundant copies of replaceable rarely/never used operating system and software files to pull over the network when needed instead of duplicating on all computers, ideally with a slider choosing between disk space and network bandwidth. I considered licensing VirusTotal so my file system for anything that might exist on another computer is basically a SHA256 hash list + local cache, but that costs enough it would have to be a commercial business. - My no longer supported Amazon Glow, a $250 refunded Amazon experiment that was the most awesome piece of technology connecting children with their relatives I've ever seen. I'd like to be able to deploy my own software but I'm guessing it remains as locked down as the Echo etc. https://www.reddit.com/r/hardwarehacking/comments/119acbh/repurposing_amazon_glow_components/ https://www.reddit.com/r/hardwarehacking/comments/119acbh/re... https://instrumental.com/resources/teardown/amazon-glow/ https://instrumental.com/resources/teardown/amazon-glow/