It's a Monday, which means it's time for another #Hackster round-up - though it'll be the last of the month, 'cos I hit my article budget a day early.
First up, you've seen an x86 emulator in CSS, and you've seen Doom as DNS records... so here's Doom in CSS, playable right in your browser.
(To be precise, it's a Doom *rendering engine* in CSS - the game engine's running behind the scenes in JavaScript.)
If you develop open-source software in a GitHub repo, you've now got access to a GitHub Actions Runner that'll execute on actual decently-performing #RISCV hardware - and the best part is it's free.
And finally, a sweet handheld #cyberdeck from Ben Makes Everything, built around a LattePanda Mu for desktop-class performance.
Well, cheap-laptop-class performance, at least.
As always, all those articles are also available ad- and tracker-free via the #GeminiProtocol:
cssDOOM:
gemini://tilde.club/~ghalfacree/202603/20260330-cssdoom.gmi
Free RISC-V GitHub Runners:
gemini://tilde.club/~ghalfacree/202603/20260330-rise.gmi
A lovely LattePanda Mu handheld cyberdeck:
gemini://tilde.club/~ghalfacree/202603/20260330-ben.gmi
Gareth Halfacree
