I've purchased a number of Pi's across the years. In most cases they have been used for projects or given to people that have a need for them. But in full dis

I've purchased a number of Pi's across the years. In most cases they have been used for projects or given to people that have a need for them. But in full disclosure, there are three Zeros and three Pi-3's waiting for their turn on the bench. Oh and a hoard of 64Gb SD cards from a really amazing after Christmas sale. In my lab there are five of them that do a variety of tasks from adblock, media servers, file servers (and it's sister that does the offsite backups at a friends), ham radio stuff, etc. I'm pretty excited about the new Pi Bakery software http://www.pibakery.org/ http://www.pibakery.org/ that makes it easy peasy to spin new ones up.