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More news just in: you and I won't see much/any difference because we've done this (playing with computers) before, many times I expect. But I appreciate some
by nsteel 2y ago
More news just in: you and I won't see much/any difference because we've done this (playing with computers) before, many times I expect.
But I appreciate some of you left your Pis in the sock drawer and are unaware of the seemingly obvious (to you) things that learners trip up on. I spent years maintaining a Pi-based audio player aimed at beginners. I even tried to support some other platforms, should have been "simple" but the little differences matter to those that don't know what's little and what's big.
I should probably give some examples but I guess this is a case of what's obvious to me, isn't to you.
- a5c11 2y agoOf course I use Raspberry, as I already mentioned - it's great for learning typical embedded stuff. But if the use-case is different than embedded, and more like a server or PC, then just go with PC. I too frequently see people putting too much effort into turning a small SBC into a fully-fledged PC, with a poor effect of course.