Anyone got one of these? How do you like it, what do you use it for?
I like the overall idea, and would like to see/hear about them in the wild.
For more info on the idea on the EOMA68 standard can be found here
Anyone got one of these? How do you like it, what do you use it for?
I like the overall idea, and would like to see/hear about them in the wild.
For more info on the idea on the EOMA68 standard can be found here
Are you Luke Smith copycat?
Just got to tell everyone were I found it, now I canāt look original geeezzzz
I like his tutorial and academic videos, his personal beliefs do not reflect my own in many regards
Lemme get this straight, pi3 prices for less than pi3 performance?
It seems like a very niche product, but not for me. As @Adubs said, the price of Pi3, but the specs are less, just seems rather peculiar to me. If someone actually has one Iād love to hear why, and how they use it, but I donāt really see the whole point of it to be honest.
I think its more ālibreā than the pi is but thats about it.
I agree with @Adubs and you, rather spendy for whats on offer
a freely-accessible royalty-free, unencumbered hardware standard
Seems to be the idea is making sure there is nothing āproprietaryā about it
Why I wanted to see if anyone was using one, and why. Lots of FOSS ppl here, thought it would be a quick reply.
I did notice that when reading through the specs, but I donāt know, it still feels like a bit much to pay for hardware of that caliber.
Itās bespoke free range up-cycled tech. I may sell them at a farmers market here in town
In all seriousness, Piās have the advantage of scale and connections. I can see why it costs what it does, Iām sure at a nice profit to feed the over all work. To be truly competitive (or for a faster buy), I agree the price needs to come down
pi is cucked by broadcom, the main CPU is actually the GPU and itās proprietary and it runs binary blob to even boot, so thereās that.