Bedrock: An 8-bit Computer System Built to Last

Bedrock is a compact and portable 8-bit computer system designed for longevity. It's not a physical device, but a specification defining an interface for any computing device, enabling programs to run anywhere without hardware-specific considerations. With only 32 instructions and 12 devices, it's remarkably simple to learn and use. Currently running on Windows, Linux, web browsers, and even the Nintendo DS, Bedrock showcases impressive capabilities through demos like a pixel art editor, Snake game, and a microwave-style clock. Originating as a fork of Uxn and Varvara, Bedrock simplifies and improves upon its predecessors, aiming for optimal performance on severely resource-constrained systems.