Subway Coding Sessions: The Embedded Developer's Commute Hack

After moving to New York, the author faced a time crunch. He cleverly uses his 30-minute subway commute for embedded systems programming, such as m68k assembly development. Despite environmental limitations—no internet, unable to test code—the author believes this actually improves focus. He handles compilation tasks, sketches designs, and shares security insights. This approach efficiently utilizes fragmented time, offering practical inspiration for developers.