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what's your favorite raspberry pi? please respond by saying "my favorite raspberry pi is..." and then suggest another single board computer that isn't a raspberry pi. im trying to genericize the trademark, you see
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josef
@zens same!! i love to solder on the PSRAM. what a good ecosystem
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@zens oh that's wild! I didn't know they were upgradable like that
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my favorite Raspberry Pi is the RP2. I ended up with a bunch of them used for prototyping, and they have since been put to work doing small things in the lab with 100% uptime
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My favourite Raspberry Pi is the Intel N100, because somehow better fanless solutions exist for that for original recipe.

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my favorite raspberry pi is the Orange Pi 5, because:
- Most powerful than RPI5
- Passive heatsink still enough to keep fresh the SoC
- nvme M2 slot
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my favourite raspberry pi is the STM32F4 Devboard with a shitass handbuilt vga adapter youtube.com/watch?v=Imo9BCxG5M…
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my favorite raspberry pi is used 1 liter business desktops
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My favorite raspberry pi is my spouse's old Dell laptop.
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My favorite raspberry pi is refurbished mini pcs repurposed to servers.
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my favorite raspberry pi is rp5 and orange pi
because rp5 is ok and orange pi is very cheap and powerful instance of rp5
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My favourite Raspberry Pi is something from the pile of old routers I've saved from the bin.
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My favorite raspberry pi is one of the STM32F or STM32G series

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my favourite raspberry pi (compact ARM desktop computer) at the moment is the Mac Studio.

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ohhh the card computer is a cool one, have you done anything fun with that pi yet?
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@mavica_again i screwed around with it for a bit a few months ago but the problem is. the little plastic blister packet that it came in, is so cute, that i keep wanting to put it back in. it looks really cosy in there
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@mavica_again i think maybe. possibly, it doesn't have quite enough I/O? i haven't really thought through it yet though. maybe i could make some kinda SPI port expander thing that could clip onto the side/back
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that's usually what i've seen people do yeah, the holes being lego technics compatible helps

i was working on a little drum machine program but it started getting slow and making the audio out of sync so i got bored and haven't worked on it in a while

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@mavica_again i wanted to do something like that! haven’t done much low level stuff for the last few years. something about the “ISR that mixes one sample at a time on a 16kHz timer” approach to audio programming is just very appealing and refreshing
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oh i was using micropython which mostly kept it high level. which had the shortcoming of it not being fast enough
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my favorite raspberry pi in this picture? it's got to be my pride and joy. the white fairchild h11l1sm optocoupler in the bottom right
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socketed of course. you never know where you are with those guys
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STM32MP1 boards make pretty decent industrial-grade Raspberry Pis
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Personally, my favorite here is the one you're using to take the photo.
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pretty sure the ZX81 model Raspberry Pi counts as an SBC. Big fan of that one personally. adorable little 80s thing.
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my favorite raspberry pi is a graphical calculator (portable computer) I can code C for.
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my favorite raspberry pi is either a beaglebone black or the novena.

my least favorite raspberry pi is the raspberry pi, but a close runner up is a thing called the pcDuino that someone at sparkfun was convinced we were gonna sell a ton of back in like 2013. also honorable mention to the intel galileo, a bizarre marriage of arduino interface and x86 SoC that forced me to learn things about yocto for some fucking reason.

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Oh, my favorite raspberry pi is the BeagleBone. They've got their own standard for raspberry pi shields and one of them, the Bela, is really good for DIY audio stuff.

I've got this one device called the BeagleBone Fire, it's a raspberry pi with an FPGA integrated. Looking forward to what I can do with it…

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my favorite raspberry pis are probably:

1. This weird arm7tdmi development board I got long ago in college that I worked out how to program with just a sample asm file, the exe for writing programs to it, and a multimeter to figure out which pins I could use as GPIO. I eventually figured out how to get C++ code compiling for it, and eventually made a 8x8 display for it out of red LEDs. I'm amazed olimex still sells it. olimex.com/Products/ARM/OKI/OK…

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my favorite raspberry pi is the cubieboard 3, aka cubietruck, which was an armv7 board that could run as a Xen hypervisor and was forgotten by god and man immediately after its release
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My favorite raspberry pi is the StarFive VisionFive2. RISC-V is still rough around the edges but still familiar and exciting
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Love it! My favorite Raspberry Pi is the MangoPi RISCV SBC. No insane Broadcom GPU+blob startup process and unencumbered architecture.
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My favorite raspberry py is this milkV duo RiskV small board !
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my favourite raspberry pi is a 25 year old C500 Robot controller
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my favorite Raspberry Pi is anything that doesn't use an SD Card for the operating system.
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my favourite raspberry pi is my crappy hp desktop where my minecraft server runs on
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my favorite raspberry pi is a m3 mac mini. those i think fit the definition of a raspberry pi right? :3