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Raven Prism Glasses Squirt Linux Directly Into Your Peripheral Vision

Checking a recipe with flour on your fingers is a good reminder that a touchscreen isn't always the most convenient interface. Raven Resonance's Prism glasses take that logic and squirt Linux directly into your peripheral vision instead. A full Linux computer lives in the corner of your eye, no reaching, no tapping, just a heads-up display that stays out of your way until you need it. That's the kind of weird, sharp detail that makes you stop scrolling and open a new tab. It's early, it's a little feral, and it asks exactly the right question: why should your computer live on a desk when it could live in your field of view? If you liked the idea of a screwdriver that IDs its own bits in Arrowmax, you'll want to follow this one too.