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$JUMP

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Total Engagement - Comments: 8, Retweets: 0, Likes: 17, Impressions: 1116

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@sesi_the_man

I created a repo for the plausible-deniability snake game that I vibe coded. No SeedSigner app code or functionality, no mention of bitcoin or SeedSigner, just a super simple snake game that boots very quickly to answer to the "What is this thing?" question.

The image is a screenshot of the **snake-os** README page, which describes a tiny bootable SD card image that turns a Raspberry Pi Zero with a small SPI LCD hat into a dedicated Snake game. It states that the game is a single C file (`src/snake.c`) with no dependencies beyond libc, runs entirely from RAM using Linux, BusyBox, and the game with no Python, and produces an image of about **20 MB**. Four game screenshots are shown: a title screen reading “SNAKE,” “PLAY,” “Speed: NORMAL,” and “Screen: 240x240,” plus gameplay and “GAME OVER” screens displaying score and best values such as **10**, **49**, and **BEST 10**.

AI visual note: The image is a screenshot of the **snake-os** README page, which describes a tiny bootable SD card image that turns a Raspberry Pi Zero with a small SPI LCD hat into a dedicated Snake game. It states that the game is a single C file (`src/snake.c`) with no dependencies beyond libc, runs entirely from RAM using Linux, BusyBox, and the game with no Python, and produces an image of about **20 MB**. Four game screenshots are shown: a title screen reading “SNAKE,” “PLAY,” “Speed: NORMAL,” and “Screen: 240x240,” plus gameplay and “GAME OVER” screens displaying score and best values such as **10**, **49**, and **BEST 10**.

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