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considering you can get a fail-over for another 30$, why not? the pi is a just a tiny computer, the usual rules and best practices apply. ffs, if you want, yo
by OGC 13y ago
considering you can get a fail-over for another 30$, why not?
the pi is a just a tiny computer, the usual rules and best practices apply.
ffs, if you want, you can run a mail server on your _phone_ which has more raw computing power than a pi and similar power consumption.
- bennyg 13y agoThat'd be an interesting project to further subvert the unlimited data that carriers hate.
- AsymetricCom 13y agoBut that's the thing, the Pi is based on Cortex ARM architecture which is completely different from typical 'PC' type systems.