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The point is not to do it the cheapest possible way, the point is to do it in a way that appeals to hackers, makers, and other tinkerers. Still, an FPGA could
by marshray 15y ago
The point is not to do it the cheapest possible way, the point is to do it in a way that appeals to hackers, makers, and other tinkerers.
Still, an FPGA could be even cooler than an Arduino if it were reprogrammable.