Design files for the ashet projects, all non-technical stuff https://ashet.computer/
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README.md

ASHET TECHNOLOGIES

  • Ashet Technologies is a company that manufactures computers and peripheriel devices, and develops software for them

Products

  • Ashet Computer Technology
    • Home computer
      • ACT-HC-00-0 (prototype)
      • ACT-HC-01-0 (first pcb version)
    • Servers
      • ACT-SV-00-0 (planned prototype)
  • Ashet Drive Technology
    • Static Disk
      • ADT-SD-00-0 (handmade version)
      • ADT-SD-01-0 (pcb version)
    • Drive (Static Disk)
      • ADT-DR-SD-00-0 (prototype)
      • ADT-DR-SD-01-0
  • Ashet Screen Technology
    • Desktop Screen
      • AST-DS-00-0 (prototype, 800x600)

Background

  • Art project by “xq”
  • Goal is inspire people, recreate the home computer experience i never had
  • Inspired by
    • Actual history (Commodore, MSX, ...)
    • Zachtronics games
    • Cyberpunk
      • Cyberpunk 2077
      • Shadowrun
      • Blade Runner
      • Ghost in the shell
    • Animes
      • Cyber Punk 2077 - Edge Runners
      • Akira
      • Battle Angel Alita
      • Cowboy Bebop
      • Trigun
      • Ergo Proxy

Image Prompt

Stable Diffusion: -- ${description}, product photography, digital art, trending on artstation, masterpiece. dim red background, highlights with shadows

Markdown to PDF conversion

# direct-to-pdf:
pandoc "${DOCUMENT}" -o /tmp/spu-mark-ii.pdf -f gfm -t pdf --pdf-engine=xelatex --variable "geometry=margin=1.2in" --variable fontsize=10p

# via opendocument:
pandoc "${DOCUMENT}" -o /tmp/spu-mark-ii.odt -f gfm

https://pandoc.org/demos.html