@stman @theruran @50htz @vidak @forthy42 @brume @gorekhaa so yeah, we need a modern equivalent of the original PX-1000, something that isn't an overly complex and backdoored shitbox, but that is simple af.
With options for:
- PS/2 [or USB] Keyboard
- serial (thermal) printer
- parallel (20x4) LC-Display (or Braille Screen)
- acoustic modem (AFSK, using 3,5mm TRRS connector and adapters to line in/out and RJ-9 (handset)/RJ-11 (POTS/PSTN) phone.
- IrDA & Consumer-IR & QR-code reader module for public key exchange
- SDR reciever/transmitter (for paging).
Basically a encryption/decryption unit that has:
- User input [PS/2](keyboard, QR-Code reader)
- User output [Screen, Printer]
- Remote input [IR, IrDA, Modem, SDR-Reciever]
- Remote output [IR, IrDA, Modem, SDR Transciever]
Something that just acts as a "Clear Box" (aka. "black box", but transparent) to do critical comms. Something that literally wipes it's memory after use and doesn't store anything on it, but requires the user to keep their key safe!
You know, something that looks like a sleek communicator and isn't a proprietary shitbox that depends on *"#TrustMeBro!" - #centralized, #SingleVendor / #SingleProvider architecture!*…