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Okay but what everybody skipped is explaining why would you need a business card running Linux. I mean, except for showing off to fellow nerds.


The same reason you need any business card: making yourself a bit less forgettable.


If it's one you designed and implemented yourself, it's both a business card and a portfolio.


You just answered it by yourself.


It's for showing off to fellow nerds, obviously.


An interesting application of this could be to share your PGP/whatever public key. Anything providing storage would work but maybe so would a full computer.

Well, it would be if anyone cared about PGP.


I mean, you never know when you'll want to recompile a kernel in a hurry, or drop to a terminal for a quick ssh into your servers


Ha! Neither my card nor this card is gonna do anything in a hurry.


Next level: play Doom on your business card.




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