After a lot of digging I was able to find a computer that is free of all botnet and bloatware and is completely free/libre, with no (0) known vulnerabilities. It's old but they're still making them and they're very cheap. Do any of you have experience? Pic related
Fully Botnet-Free Computer?
Andrew Walker
Jacob Sanchez
Where are the schematics for the tree used for the wood?
Caleb Campbell
What about any of the homebrew TTL, transistorized, or relay-based computers?
Elijah Hill
ITS FUCKING BOTNET
Matthew James
reminder that if you unironically don't know how to use an abacus you need to lurk the fuck more
Colton Lee
that disqualifies 100% of computers and OSes, just so you know
Jeremiah Jones
The structure of the wood has no influence on the logical data patterns representable by the abacus.
Blake Thompson
By the looks of it it can represent about a whopping 43 bits of data. Wow.
James Mitchell
About 54.2 bits actually. The clusters of 2 and 5 rings are symbols which can represent 3 and 6 values, respectively (even though when using the abacus for counting in the decimal system, the values with all rings moved are unused as that's considered overflow which increments the next-higher symbol instead).
Adam Stewart
Yea, because practical use of abacii is discussed so often on Zig Forums that lurking moar is surely bound to make you acquire that arcane knowledge.