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 SnakeoilIgnore Button. The coward's feature.Premium
join:2000-08-05
Mentor, OH
kudos:1 | Interesting idea. A cheap no thrills "pc" that people can try their programming chops on. To see if they want to try it or not. |
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 darciliciousCyber LibrarianPremium
join:2001-01-02
Forest Grove, OR
kudos:2 | The XBMC crew have much more in mind than that... |
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 rexbinaryMod KingPremium
join:2005-01-26
Plano, TX | reply to FF4m3
Ordered my Raspberry Pi on 3/21/12, and I have yet to see it. Maybe someday.  |
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 PjrDon't Panic
join:2005-12-11
UK | reply to FF4m3
I like it but if I get one it would have to be fitted into a Sinclair ZX Spectrum case: »www.flickr.com/photos/zxspectrum···2551122/
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 reub2000Premium
join:2001-12-28
Evanston, IL | reply to FF4m3
You could hook up a few motors and make it play sports. Just like old times with the mindstorms.
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 firephotoFacts hurtPremium
join:2003-03-18
Brewster, WA | reply to rexbinary
said by rexbinary:Ordered my Raspberry Pi on 3/21/12, and I have yet to see it. Maybe someday.
It's brave troopers like you that make us who did not order on 3/21/12 feel better about the decision. 
said by Allied email 5 weeks ago :
Within a few weeks, the batch volumes will substantially increase, allowing RS and Allied to serve Raspberry Pi's to many more people. We'll keep you informed on progress, and hope to be contacting all of you shortly with news on when you can get your Raspberry Pi.
Soon!
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| said by firephoto:said by rexbinary:Ordered my Raspberry Pi on 3/21/12, and I have yet to see it. Maybe someday.
It's brave troopers like you that make us who did not order on 3/21/12 feel better about the decision. said by Allied email 5 weeks ago :
Within a few weeks, the batch volumes will substantially increase, allowing RS and Allied to serve Raspberry Pi's to many more people. We'll keep you informed on progress, and hope to be contacting all of you shortly with news on when you can get your Raspberry Pi.
Soon! Yes, you will be running Linux on 'the next great thing' by the time I receive mine.
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Brewster, WA | said by rexbinary:Yes, you will be running Linux on 'the next great thing' by the time I receive mine.
My next great thing is sitting on the desk with a china android ics build of the day on it waiting for the oem to release the kernel code so we can have a kernel to boot mer and kde on.
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| said by firephoto:
My next great thing is sitting on the desk with a china android ics build of the day on it waiting for the oem to release the kernel code so we can have a kernel to boot mer and kde on.
Nope the next great thing is the VIA APC.... »apc.io
I got my Pi several weeks ago, but its been determined that based on several things, its not up to being the device for my project for a lot of reasons...
The whole Pi fiasco has left a bitter taste, along with a lot of other issues starting with that mouthpiece of theirs!  Absolute draconian censorhsip of any disent on their forums.
So mine is now relegated to the parts bin... maybe I will take a look at it again later for the toy it is.. but it was a wasted path for my project...
The APC running a current ARM distro with FLOATING POINT SUPPORT! Android is not an option for my project. |
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