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Yeah, but it's more interesting than reading an (n+1)th opinion on Oculus/FB or another angry, well-paid engineer that doesn't understand the difference between
by 3am 13y ago
Yeah, but it's more interesting than reading an (n+1)th opinion on Oculus/FB or another angry, well-paid engineer that doesn't understand the difference between no-recruit and no-hire policies.
I have an old car (no HDMI or anything! It doesn't even have an automatic transmission) so this kind of gets my hacker juices flowing in a way that would have otherwise like 1) gps + wireless addones & google maps in some creative way 2) figure out how to attach a couple of cmoses on it and create a 360 degree display.
edit: or infrared cameras, that could be fun. That said, the article itself is severely lacking.
edit: strawberry pie :) ok, that's funny.
- piqufoh 13y agoI do agree, and it did provoke in me some genuinely interesting ideas for a car + rpi, I just got annoyed by the breathlessly impressed tone of the reporter! It's like I showed my Mum what I could do with my rpi and she wanted to impress her friends with this strawberry pie computerjingo - not good tech journalism.