>that one retard that bought this unironically

is that the zero w? I get your point but I still want one even if I only use it once in a while, have anyone here tried the orange pi?

There's plenty of stuff you can do with a Pi, anon. I'm using it as my personal home server.

>>61048511
>that one retard

>>61048511
>that one
>those thousands

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>>61048511

>not buying 9

>>61048591
>le ebin appeal to the crowd

doesn't change the fact that raspi are inferior to literally any other board software and hardware wise.

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>that one retard that bought this unironically

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>>61048614
>ywn be this much of a faggot

>>61048614
Doing nothing, TIMES NINE. Amazing.

>>61048669
my point was tons of retards bought them unironically

>>61048511
you have 30 seconds to recommend a cheaper, smaller and better vision processing platform

>csi port allows for 90fps hw video capture
>optimized opencv builds
>good I/O options
>very cheap
>low power

>>61048725
>no response
thought so. /g/ is the epitome of consumerism and "stop using what I don't have a use for". just because you bought something that you didn't have an application for, doesn't mean it has 0 applications.

>>>/v/

>>61048682
Yeah, feels bad.

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>>61048511
My Pi works as a DNS server in my local network providing adblocking on all my devices.

Pretty good.

>>61048821
That's cool, but I'd rather have my resolver run on my systems directly.

https://github.com/jodrell/unbound-block-hosts

>>61048788
>>>/trash/

>>61048788
>literally requiring people to respond to your post within a minute
Fuck off.

>>61048847
I can't use adblockers or modified software on some of my devices, such as my Smart TV's or my kids consoles.

That's why i needed a dedicated DNS server.

>>61048865
>>>/fa/g

>>61048879
>still no response
if you have a valid response, go ahead and post it.

>>61048880
For those you have to use an external resolver, yes. For other systems, which you also typically use much more for browsing, I'd rather protect the last mile and run a resolver on the system directly.

>install retropie
>Buy chink SNES controllers
>Play thousands of retro Nintendo, Sega, and Atari games on a TV

They're pretty cool desu.

>>61048939
I hear you, but i can't really be bothered looking after 12 machines and making sure they get updated regularly and have every custom domain added to every single machine.

I might eventually implement a proper DNS sinkhole on my debian server and have it serve up DHCP as well, until then it works well enough to not have to deal with Youtube ads and malicious websites.

The only shitty part about DNS Blacklisting is that you don't get the nice cosmetic rules you would get with a browser plugin, so you get iFrames that show "connection reset" in your browser where the ad would be.

>>61048903
Probably an Orange or Banana Pi.

I don't have a camera so I can't test the max fps I can get on the csi port of my OPi PCs but it fills all the other categories.

>>61048725
>csi port allows for 90fps hw video capture
With OpenCV I've found that 'dynamic range' (probably the wrong term, not a camerafag) is more important than resolution. As all images are usually converted to greyscale, some threshold is applied, and then you do your bounding box/blob detection or whatever.
I guess I'm asking are any of the CSI cameras not-shit compared to usb webcam offerings?

Currently using a number of rpi/bbbs for lots of projects:
- host for octoprint (3d printer)
- buttons for home automation stuff (lights on, movie mode, lock all doors, etc) via home assistant/MQTT
- robot stuff (ROS) - controls stepper drivers, reads sensors, runs ros core
- on my ebike and golf cart to monitor watts, speed via gps, count number of charge cycles
- flashing libreboot on memepads
- music player: rackmounted with buttons for preset streams/playlists and driving a lcd for mpd info

>>61049022
I get it, maintaining 12 systems in your free time is simply just too much, so the solution you're using is a fair alternative. But at least my own, personal systems I want to run my own resolvers on, and keeping them updated. However, I'm still young and not a dad or husband myself, but I reckon I'd rather spend my free time otherwise as well in your shoes.

>>61048511
I bought 10. I put in 3 in robots, use 2 to roll my own pwn plugs, use 2 for servers on my home network, 1 to control my 3d printers, and 2 I just fuck around with.

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>>61048511

but kodi though

They're pretty good for undergrad engineering projects or other dumb bullshit. That's what I'm using mine for. They're pretty decent boards for embedded work that requires an enormous amount of computing power and/or memory.

>>61048725
BeagleBoard sounds pretty good. I think they're a bit more expensive though

>>61048669
>raspi are inferior to literally any other board software and hardware wise.

the 'better' boards are either far more expensive or are known for shit software/driver/whatever support

as always, cheap, good hardware, good support, pick two

>>61048511

I've implemented several for clients. They are reliable and good value. The problem is figuring out implementation, which is no problem when you're not a NEET no-life faggot.

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>>61049059
Pic related. The only reasonably priced SBC that passes the RPi3 is an ODROID C2, which has no CSI port(and you really want a CSI port because USB has a nasty performance hit).

>>61049071
>With OpenCV I've found that 'dynamic range' (probably the wrong term, not a camerafag) is more important than resolution.
Depends on your application, really. When you're driving a 140 pound robot, even eliminating a tiny bit of latency helps immensely. The RPi Camera Module v2 has an IMX219 sensor with great dynamic range(comparable to a mid-end smartphone camera really). I've had no problems with it so far, but like I said, really depends on your application.

>>61049872
thanks anon, I ordered one and will give it a go.
Is your 140lb robot most battery weight? That thing must be a beast.
I'm working with a delta bot for pick and place type work. So it can run waaaaaay faster than my current code - gotta upgrade to better servos to get rid of the 'bounce' when stopping. Using OpenCV with a Kinect to do contour detection, find the centerpoint, move the effector there, and then cycle the vacuum gripper.

>>61048511
Hey thats my DNS server who filters advertisement and tracking urls.

i was actually thinking of buing a microcomputer like this one for torrenting. usb 3.0/display port/gigabit ethernet are very welcome. which model would you ecommend /g/?

>>61049022
You shouldn't get "connection reset" with Pi-hole IIRC, it should redirect blocked domains to its own lighttpd which serves blank pages for everything other than the admin interface.

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they work well for me sempai

>>61048682
I might not but you sure are.

>>61050072
>Is your 140lb robot most battery weight?
I use 2 car batteries in parallel, so yeah, over half of it is batteries. You'll definitely feel the upgrade over a Kinect, trust me. I've worked with a Kinect as well and it's a day and night difference over the camera module.

>>61048671

AMD should do SBCs but do them right and stick it up Jewtel's poop chute dry yet again.

>>61049678
>cheap, good hardware
Fuck support. They run Linux for a reason.

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>>61048614
omgomgomg

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>>61050262
>mfw i spent less on my entire cluster than you did just on cables and it looks better while having much higher performance

>>61048821
>1.3M blocked domains
What list are you even using? I installed Pi-hole with default settings and I don't think I've ever seen an ad on any device after that.

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>>61050368
mine isnt held together by rubberbands

>>61050262
>>61050368
What are you using these for?
And do they get too hot?

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>>61048821
what software is that your running?

>>61050368
What purpose does the rubberband serve? What I mean is, how does that support work, doesn't it pull the support structures inward, is that desired? I don't know much about physical structure/architecture. Or is it to prevent something from hitting the top?

Is there a mini computer like that but with two ethernet ports? Doesn't have to be a raspberry.

>>61050402
Thats pihole

>>61050368
iktf
Orange Pi master race.

How do I choose between raspberry pis, orange pis and Odroids? I am interested in these and Arduinos, and I want to begin experimenting with these.

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>>61050399
Firewall, IPS, email, DNS

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>>61050374
Who gives a shit, they make good hardware, good support for it.

>>61050414
>raspi
plenty of support, weaker hardware, price varies but generally more expensive than the orangepi
>orangepi
cheaper, more powerful, no support whatsoever but if you're familiar with linux then that isn't an issue
>odroids
haven't had one so no opinion

>>61050423
>Who gives a shit
Half their userbase, which is why businesses should never get political.

>>61050142
anyone?

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>>61050414
ordroids are more powerful than pi, arduino, and orange, but are about 2-3x the cost. Also, they run android natively, which the others do not.

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>>61050471
for torrenting trying a cheaper ordroid for its gigabit ethernet.

if you dont have gigabit speeds, then go for a rasbpi

>>61050407
>>61050387
The rubberbands are just to help prevent boards moving down the rods seeing there is no fastening. Just increases the friction.

They're not really necessary.

>>61048511
I use it for home automation projects to teach my 8 year old syster how to both program and basic engineering. I don't use python though... I use idris and make a simple DSL for her to program in which ends up being close to lisp each time.

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>>61050529
your microcomputer superstructure is composed of what appears to be glorified toothpicks and rubberbands

what does one do with a raspberry pi?
ive never seen one and the only thing ive ever built relating to tech is a PC which wasnt entirely done by me. what can i do with one of these things? im not very creative in case you havent noticed.

>>61050498
okay, thanks

>>61048530
orange pi is chinese garbage
wifi barely works
firmware is hot shit
2/10 wouldn't recommend

>not using pihole with dnscrypt
>not using pi as a VPN

at least that's what I do, so everything someone else does is objectively stupid.

I basically have it as a DNS backup (for when my main server goes down for reasons, both have pihole with dnscrypt installed) and VPN for accessing local internet when I need to open ports from an external location or something like that.

>>61050498
>>61050471
The orangepi pc2 has gbit ethernet and costs $10 less though

>>61050608
some guy is using one to send a tweet to comcast whenever his internet is slower than the speed he paid for

>>61050707
what about usb 3.0/3.1?

>>61050741
nothing, 3x 2.0 ports

>>61050498
pi sucks for torrenting since you cant run shit through VPN since it cant handle the processing power that requires so you'll be torrenting at like 1mbps or 2mbps regardless of your true speeds.

Also
>you dont have to use a VPN
Torrenting on your home network is fucking stupid and you're going to get burned for it eventually regardless of where you live.

>>61050597
Yeah, it cost $2 and looks nice.

>>61050773
>Torrenting on your home network is fucking stupid and you're going to get burned for it eventually regardless of where you live
But i've been seeding shit for like 4 years and nothing ever happened with both public and private torrents, data caps and "muh copyright" stupidity doesn't exist over here though.

>>61050760
well, that sucks a bit

>>61050619
I have no idea about the wifi but just flash Armbian on it and it is fine. Temps are manageable, the H3 is allegedly rated to run at up to 125C so the 60~70C full load averages you get when at the proper clocks are completely manageable. With a little bit of active cooling you can keep it down to 45~50C

>>61050773
i live in a country where nobody cares about my torrenting

>>61050608
Home automation and teaching kids, I use it for my plant watering system currently and plan to expand it to weather tracking. Currently it takes into account the reported weather, humidity and humidity patterns over the day, past patterns, heat, how well the plants are watered, the water left, &c... I use siphons which trigger another sensor to tell it if it's over watering (also to water multiple plants at once as the next are below the one watered directly) them and to drain water when it's raining.

This is a pet project my sister designed and I implemented with her as I wanted to teach her the fun of engineering... I just tend to over engineer things.

>>61050830
well usb 3.0 is pretty rare on SBCs for now, your only options could be the odroid xu4 with 2 usb 3.0 ports or the orange pi plus 2 with a SATA2 port, both cost around $60

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>>61048530
I like my OrangePi Zero, it's cheap as fuck, only needs a generic 2A phone charger to work and it does the job fine.

>>61050869
>usb 3.0 is pretty rare
why though? do they expect people like me to plug my hard drives to usb 2.0?
sure, it's faster than my internet connection but moving hundreds of GiBs of data will be a real pain in the ass

>>61050853
>plant watering system
this shit is one of my dreams. Do you have resourcers on how to engineer that?

>>61050959
dunno
get the one with sata2 then, 300Mbps or so iirc

>>61050951
>powerpc
Why?

>>61051067
no idea, blame screenfetch

>>61051053
nah. sata would be an even bigger pain in the ass

>>61050374
>reasons_why_trump_won.jpg

>>61050853
>Currently it takes into account the reported weather, humidity and humidity patterns over the day, past patterns
I've considered doing something similar to this too, but I haven't thought of a real end goal for doing it.

>>61051040
Just get a few DHT11 sensors, relays, valves, tubes, a RPi, and write the code.

I used idris for mine as I wanted to play too but you can use what you're comfortable with.

Use siphons as a flushing system for when it takes on too much water and that's pretty much it desu. Not much more to it.

>>61048530
Oppai PC here, only ARMv7 board I own so I run google assistant on with 2 PS3 Eyes as microphones, runs a treat, great uptime
Arch Linux goes like a dream on it too, I do all my work on it through i3 via VNC and it works great

http://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=69&product_id=130

mfw octacores SBCs for $35

>>61051690
In the end it's just a high tech toy where you can play with machine learning (statistics) and water systems. Can use it to teach kids which is what I'm doing with it or use it for multiple things as you can still connect over wifi to it. Maybe implement a web based interface so you can monitor your plants with pretty graphs or monitor over the net if you forward ssh for it.

>ARM
>>>/toy/

>>61050455
>half
laughing_girls.mp3

>>61051868
Okay at the time it was probably most of them, but I bet it's closer to half now.

>>61048511
You aint the brightest, are ya?

>>61051886
10% at most pal, leave your echo chamber. and maybe 5% anti. No one ever cared about GG at the time and no one does know.

>>61051965
Who are you trying to convince? It aint me.

>>61049010
this, tons of pre-built images out there, tailored to whatever size SD card you have, with roms/artwork already loaded. easiest way to build an emulation box with bluetooth/wifi/hdmi on the cheap

>>61048511
>retarded, installing retropie and playing all the old arcade game classics, how retarded.
These things are useful, I have one blocking telemarketing calls and another forplaying old c64, snes, nes, arcade roms and sega games perfectly.
>>61049473
We're not suppose to talk about that here, every new fag will get one, SILENCE!
>>61049010
This. FINAL.

>>61050959
SBCs have to cut costs somewhere. Generally they're pretty bandwidth limited, hence USB2

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>>61051794
Problem is that I don't have any plants to water so it would only be the machine learning part.

>>61050853
Are your plants cannabis?

>>61052675
He wouldn't need weather monitoring if they were.

anyone got good project ideas for a pi? got a free one from a school and it's just sitting in a drawer.

>>61051741
Probably performs much better. Only problem is that the support is probably not as good as on Raspberry Pi.

>>61053115
Run a Tor relay.

>>61048511
I built a wireless intercom system for the house using a couple of these, some cherry switches, and USB mic/speakers

>>61053645
Feel free to post pictures. Sounds interesting.

>>61050423
That snek is v v fat

>>61050805

>looks nice

UDOO x86 Master Race here

>>61050672
I've got a fistful of Zeros and also done the standard things
>VPN Server
>PiHole Server
>RetroPie
>Indoor CCTV

I'm tempted to make some more camera for actual security, but I'm not sure how routing the power around the house will work out plus with the costings it might be better to just buy IP cameras.

I also had it in mind to make some kind of GPS tracker for my motorbike, but again with the parts involved it might just to easier to buy a prebuilt unit.

>>61048511
My mate owns a dairy farm and built heaps of pump sensors to measure water out, milk in etc.

>>61048511
No price v performance chart vs various iphones, intels, and etc

>>61048821
Gergely megállj

>>61050368
dat knockoff meanwell power suply

why not get a genuine one that won't explode your oranges

>>61048511
Thank god I only bought my pi ironically

>>61055622
Because I'm doing this on the cheap.

And it is doing good. I leave it running continuously for a month or more and it is fine. Check the power output too and it is stable, I have it a shade over 5V and it doesn't fluctuate at all.

Mind you I'm just testing with a multimeter. Would really need a scope to test it proper.

>>61055622
expecting someone so poor that they buy orange pis to be able to afford a real psu

>>61055778
>buying orange pis means youre poor!
I bet you think the same about someone buying an S8 instead of an iPhone.

>>61052645
Get some, grow vegetables or alovera (medical plant good for cuts, &c..). It's always cheaper to grow your own food.

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>>61048821

>>61050408
bump

>>61056964
How about buying some more powerful router that can run OpenWRT?

>>61056978
Because I like my routers small and cute.

>>61050408
there's lots of chink ones on ebay if youre okay with everything you do being logged. Look at the SG1000 from pfsense btw

>>61056848
I live in a small apartment in Japan, growing stuff isn't really an option.

>>61056964
You can always add a USB Ethernet adapter.

>>61057003
Excellent. Can I put my own operating system on there? pfsense is open source but is the device open as well?

>>61057044
>You can always add a USB Ethernet adapter.
NO. Don't do this. It will not be a good solution.

>>61057051
I don't know, contact whoever makes it or jfgi

>>61057044
Bonsai trees?
Can also use it to track how much and what you eat to have it later plan meals for you based on the weather, time of year, and what you like

>>61048511
The real retards are everyone who bought this just because it's a trendy new thing, without having a plan for what to use it for.
If you actually have a purpose for one there's nothing wrong with it.

>>61057094
>NO. Don't do this. It will not be a good solution.
It can be a perfectly fine solution.
USB2.0 is around 300Mbps, if you use a rasppi the Ethernet is 100Mbit and shares the USB bus, so you could add a 100Mbit USB Ethernet adapter and have some overhead available. If you add a 1Gbit USB Ethernet adapter then it could impinge on the onboard Ethernet speed, but if you use it for pfsense it shouldn't be an issue so long as your Internet connection is under 100Mbit.
If you get an OrangePi the onboard Ethernet has its own bus so you could add a 1Gbit USB Ethernet adapter and get 300Mbit throughput on it on the local side and 100Mbit to the Internet if that is useful. For the Orange Pi PC/PC2 I don't know if there is a single USB host for all three ports but if there isn't then maybe you can get 300Mbit both ways with two 1Gbit USB Ethernet adapters (or one in the case of the PC2 because it has onboard 1Gbit Ethernet).

Basically, it is a valid option.

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>>61048511
Hey anon,
mine is running perfectly fine and I dont regret it.
Running as
webserver
openvpn server
and controlling a few outlets for printer, lights and stuff like that

>>61057159
What's that board with the antenna for?

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>>61057173
its a 433Mhz transmitter to controll muh outlets remotely
somewhere there is a wiki with all the codes you need, but cant find it right now

I wonder if we'll ever get to a point where everybody is just using one of these tiny board computers as their "main computer"

Tecnically, the normies already are, since the ARM cpu is in smartphones. Just imagine one of these with 8GB of ram and better graphics acceleration and BOOM, we'd be there.

>>61050315
They don't need to there's hundreds of companies that do AMD only SBC's.
AMD has been in the SBC market far longer then intel.

>>61048530
>Just ordered three

ITS GONNA BE GLORIOUS

Just a Q.

What's a good SBC or similar for learning assembly? Tried doing it a bit on RPi and had a lot of fun but fuck that broadcom BS.

>>61048511
Why would you buy one of these? Why not just buy an old laptop for $20?

>>61057742
because that would use 5 times the power, be 10 times as large and lack certain I/O?

>>61048511

using several for SSH tunneling with shadowsocks and squid

>>61048511
>that one retard that bought this ironically

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>>61048511
mfw i bought two of these

One of mine runs HomeBridge and controls my blinds, locks, and car. Some miscellaneous party shit too, like "Hey Siri, take out the trash" bans my friend on TeamSpeak.

The other is my backup line into my home net when servers crash or something. Used to be able to run OpenVPN on DDWRT but DDWRT doesn't have hardware acceleration and I was only getting 200 of the 900mbps I was paying for. So that raspi is now my OpenVPN server and general diagnostics hardware.

They're p cool.

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my bf just gave me one of these and I don't know what the fuck do with it

>>61058141

dashcam to portable storage, data transfer home optional wifi sniffer

>>61058141
Stick it up his ass.

>>61058249
but that's my dick's job

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>>61056957
That's quite a lot of ads, I barely get any on mine, though I also have adblockers installed in every browser I use extensively.

>>61048511
what's wrong with them? i have 3 running kodi with a shared mariadb instance and it Just Werkz©
>>61048671
luckily mine was free. played with it for about 20 minutes before putting it back in it's box forever

What's the problem? It's very nifty and cute. And it has some rather alright GPU hardware so it's good for a demoscene platform or emulator gaymen box.

>>61048614
>autism

>>61048511
I have two, they're super useful and handle a lot of work loads desu.

>>61048511
What are people using it for? Serious question.

>>61048669
>software and hardware wise.
Hardware wise yes, software wise .
T. Banana pi owner

>>61050375
Answer this pls.

Stream TV using an SDR

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tb63LdjR4hc

>>61050375
>>61058878

not him but I'm using peerblock

>>61048511
>that one retard that bought this unironically

actually with Raspberry PI you can disable the computer-inside-computer NSA backdoor on your intel CPU :)

>>61058923
Huh. Rasberry Pi is powerful enough for media decoding? Or does it just serve the files to decoders?

>>61059013
It's powerful enough to stream two or three channels at once. Watch a few of that guys videos, they're pretty good.

>>61059013
Raspberry Pi has a hardware decoder for h.264 at least doesn't it?

>>61050498
>>61050707
The original banana pi has a native sata and a gigabit ethernet port and is relatively cheap. You can directly connect your drive to it and torrent with it quite easily.

>>61058838
>software wise .
Software wise no*

>>61048614
It's like a visible, physical version of autism

>>61048614
Compared to other Beowulf clusters how does this compare?

>>61059175
What other Beowulf clusters?

>>61059057
I had no idea.

But not powerful enough for 4K.
And not powerful enough to improve the quality of your animes that are upscaled from 1080p to 4K.

>>61058939
peerblock with Pi-hole? Doesn't peerblock just block IPs? Those don't need DNS, how would Pi-hole block them?

>>61059305
Both probably unnecessary. I doubt you are going to be considering a Pi for an HTPC if you have a 4k TV.

If you are then there are other Pis that can handle 4k 264, and even 265.

>>61048511
it makes a good webserver tbhfamborghini

>>61048614
I should build one too

>>61048511
I bought one, didn't have a clue what I was going to do with it really (used arduinos mostly). Used it to learn linux, learn GPIO, learn i2c, communications etc.

The experience/knowledge/repos I got from just doing random projects involving the Pi got me my current job actually. Still, I wouldn't unironically use it for everyday tasks (even torrenting) because there's much better alternatives unless you have some specific use cases in which it performs pretty well.

>tfw buy Pi for fun, become (((IoT engineer))) 4 years later

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>>61059559
>oh my gwad, i bought a hipster device and now I have a job you unemployed neckbeards

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>>61051965
>leave your echo chamber
irony

>>61059777

most of the red states are drastically less populated than blue states. if you change their size to reflect their population it looks a lot less dramatic.

donaldo didnt even win the popular vote, but he did win big wide squares of mostly empty land, while hillshill won the tightly-packed urban ones. hence why the map looks so overwhelmingly red

not american btw, just someone who gets his jimmies rustled by cartographic illiteracy. this happens every election, republicans love to toss the electoral map around because their big sparsely-populated districts make it look like they have an overwhelming majority no matter what.

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>>61059777
>>61059880

forgot pic

btw nice digits

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>>61059880
>not american btw

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>>61059943

get out of what? the international website that was originally made for japanese cartoons?

I'm considering buying the chinky banana pi just as a torrentbox/file server

Is this a good idea lads?

>>61048511
I considered very seriously using a raspberry pi for my main work machine. Powerful enough to shit post, surf and automate tasks, use office software (Libre office) & lends itself nicely to programming, good connectivity wifi, ethernet and can install gprs/3g/4g - cell mod. I could always remote into a server if I needed to complete more computational heavy tasks.

They only reason I didn't is due to how god damn useful raspberry pis are at other stuff and thus they got deployed elsewhere.

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>>61059960
OF MY MIND

>>61059960
>chinese cartoons
FTFY

>>61050773
>e-every country is going to be as shitty as the USA, eventually, I swear!
Seriously, I wonder why middle class americans aren't abandoning their shit country already. They get their nice college degrees just to get shit jobs afterwards, then remain on a country with no future for them and get cucked by their government while they could easily move to any country they want and live like kings.

>>61060667

i live in canada (america lite) and did this

dont fall for the alt right memes, europe is a way better place to live. i literally do not miss a single thing from my home country

>>61060690
>Europe is a way better place to live
For now and the same can be said for the united States. You just gotta know where to live and not in Baltimore or Detroit. Plus we have some forms of 'freedom', but that's slowly being eroded away

>>61050455
and then that same half of the user-base pisses at them for not making statements

>>61059648
not a meme/hipster thing

its a pc the size of a matchbox
the first viable one

essential.

>>61048614

shit like this is why weebs should be gassed

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>>61058953
>using computer with proprietary blobs to disable ME/AMT

>>61050374
That is just sad.

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Open hw platform when?

>>61061935
How do you even jump to such a wild conclusion? I'd like to see tweets directed at them prior to their statement that back what you just said, I'd be surprised.

>>61048563
Or RetroPie, now I can play Miner 2049er again

>>61048614
How to do?

>>61059197
The Air Force made a Beowulf cluster out of PS3's.

>>61066928
That's basically my point.
Beowulf clusters can be made out of most anything, so if you compare a Pi cluster to a PS3 cluster then it might be more efficient but you would have to use several Pis for each PS3.

>>61066889
There are many Pi Beowulf cluster guides on the Internet, most use openMPI though but I think that cluster may be using the kernel mod.

>>61048511
I had a class that used these. We wrote games on it in bare metal arm assembly (no operating system even). Was fun, would do again.

>>61048614
SAD

>>61048614
what hub is that?

>>61048880
>my Smart TV's
>actually giving IoT devices like these internet access
Jesus Christ.

>>61048511
Whats bad about the raspberry pi? i bought a Zero W to use it with pihole and as a casual retro machine.

>>61068735
with the raspberry pi itself? there are better boards out there
with buying SBCs in general? this >>61057113

>>61050368
that looks retarded

>>61066869

> Not playing Stae Control 2

>>61050421
What are you using for your IPS

>>61048696
It's a toy ARM cluster. Clusters are fun

>>61050262
>>61050368
>>61050387
>>61050529
>>61050597
>>61050805
>>61053699
Hahaha that's a cute nerd-fight

Also isn't orange pi botnet?
>>61050836
>>125C
For real? That's hot enough that you could cool it by having it boil water

>>61071012
It isn't botnet if you install Armbian, they closed the kernel backdoor.

>>61071012
All technology is a botnet, deal with it.

Also yeah they run hotter compared to the usual raspi because they use more powerful processors compared to the raspis. A heatsink is very useful on these things.

>>61071012
>For real? That's hot enough that you could cool it by having it boil water
Hmm in the datasheet it has a maximum storage temperature of 125C and a maximum ambient operating temperature of 70C.

I would assume that if it can be stored at up to 125C then the cores should be able to reach the same while operating without causing damage, but that is data for the chip itself, it is possible that damage will be done to the board if it reaches those temperatures while in operation.

The 70C ambient operating temperature makes sense because chips will almost always be running hotter than the ambient temp. If you get to 60C under load at 20C ambient then even being conservative and just adding 40C to that 70C puts you to 110C operating temp.

They're pretty neat for IoT items.

The problem is 90% of /g/ doesn't actually do anything useful with tech and instead comes here to complain about apply and wave their dick about their specs and new anime wallpaper.

>>61071302
'sTruth.

Buy a Pi3, wait for month, are the UK people too lazy to deliver package?

>>61068363
https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/Mobile-Phone-Chargers/Sabrent-Family-Sized-Charger-Technology-AX-TPCS/B00OJ79UK6/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1498390688&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=sabent+family+charger

>>61072943
Order from a well-rated seller on eBay and get it in a week or two.

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>>61048614
Only 9?

>>61048821
How does that work when some sites require you to turn off ad-blocking before you can see it/the video on the page?

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>>61073049
>that cable management
>that inefficient layout

>>61050773
In that case it's a rock star in australia

>>61057113

I baught it to play snes and kodi. both those things got boring fast :<(

>>61073162
My dad works at Skymesh and he told me they use RPI2 as switches at their network hubs.

>>61050773
>Torrenting on your home network is fucking stupid and you're going to get burned for it eventually regardless of where you live.
Been doing it for years without issue. I live in the US.

>>61073064
it's some magic in javascript.
pihole can only block domain specific ad.
if the website has a mouse event listener (need a click to bypass), then you can simulate a click event on browser. kek.

>>61050421
>>61070959
answer pls
pfsense? snort?

>>61071114
link/source/info?

>>61071198
>All technology is a botnet, deal with it.
I like this assessment.