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It's a no brainer IMHO. I stopped using my Pis after the N100s appeared on the market and have been advocating them since then. I like the idea of using ARM, b

It's a no brainer IMHO. I stopped using my Pis after the N100s appeared on the market and have been advocating them since then. I like the idea of using ARM, but the value and convenience simply isn't there. The Pi remains great for certain embedded applications, though.

declan_roberts 1y ago
Did you not use any of the pi's IO?
- LtWorf 1y ago
  I think most people here just do software… which defeats the point of using a rpi.
- glimshe 1y ago
  I do not. I just needed a small computer for miscellaneous jobs, such as file serving and emulation. I think this is the case with most people who buy one.