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Yes. What I love about the Pi is its versatility at a "disposable" price point. I can repurpose it for any project that takes my fancy at that moment without wo
by ChrisSD 8y ago
Yes. What I love about the Pi is its versatility at a "disposable" price point. I can repurpose it for any project that takes my fancy at that moment without worrying too much if things go wrong. It's great! It might not be particularly good at any one thing but it's great for experimenting.
However if I have a specific long term purpose in mind I will look elsewhere.
- iforgotpassword 8y ago> However if I have a specific long term purpose in mind I will look elsewhere. I still use my 512mb pi1 for Kodi. That is, mostly watching clips/photos from my camera or occasionally sending it a YouTube link from my android tablet. The ui is a bit sluggish today but if you browse your library via an external app it doesn't even matter. I'm really curious how long it will last for that purpose.
- jjeaff 8y agoI put a bunch of Rpis in 6" airtight boxes with an lcd screen running continuously outdoors from glaring direct sunlight in 100 degree summers to below zero winter with ice and snow piling up on the boxes. The only problems I ever had with the dozen or so units after 2 years was a few sd card failures. I believe these were all rpi 2.