mention stafs retro-uc

diff --git a/updates/021_2019dec29_nlnet_grants_approved.mdwn b/updates/021_2019dec29_nlnet_grants_approved.mdwn
index 326f6ea6a1f403a368bd362e9804c47cab7e4cd4..c2782e62f5af68b153ed17957994da43392b772a 100644 (file)
--- a/updates/021_2019dec29_nlnet_grants_approved.mdwn
+++ b/updates/021_2019dec29_nlnet_grants_approved.mdwn
@@ -34,6 +34,10 @@ The goal here is to get to a working, commercially viable 180 nm single-core
 ASIC at around 300 to 350 MHz, suitable for use as a high-end embedded
 controller.  Staf from Chips4Makers will act as the "NDA firebreak" between
 us and TSMC.
 ASIC at around 300 to 350 MHz, suitable for use as a high-end embedded
 controller.  Staf from Chips4Makers will act as the "NDA firebreak" between
 us and TSMC.

+(side-note: Staf ran a
+[Crowdsupply](https://www.crowdsupply.com/chips4makers/retro-uc)
+campaign, and the NLNet funding will help him to realise that project and
+perhaps re-start a new campaign for the Retro-uC one day).

 
 All of these have been approved by NLNet, and, crucially, the external
 independent review process successfully completed for each.  The exact
 
 All of these have been approved by NLNet, and, crucially, the external
 independent review process successfully completed for each.  The exact