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Flame-powered ESP32 cyberdeck runs on Stirling engine
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PickentCode built a flame-powered cyberdeck using a Stirling engine that spins a flywheel to run an ESP32 microcontroller. A Victorian-style wood case features a laser-engraved Robert Stirling portrait via Floyd, Steinberg dithering. The ESP32 runs raw machine code, making the flame-driven build programmable and useful.
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