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Llew

Llew

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My Satellite Setup
Triple Dragon, Dreambox 8000, Echostar AD3000ip, TBS6522,6925,6983 PCie cards.
Gibertini 1.25m motorised dish driven by the AD3000, with either Inverto BU Quad or Norsat / XMW Ka LNBs . SMW 1.05m + 3 other dishes. Speccy: Promax HD Ranger+
My Location
The Flatlands of East Anglia
We have a Pi shop in town :)

Had to really I suppose, it is the Pi's place of birth :lol:

Will pop in soon, I need a 3+ anyway.

 
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Hello !I have a very naive question
:after having read Raspberry's wiki,the thing looks basically like a motherboard which you then customise to you desires
How useful is it to people with an average grasp of computing?
The idea has a scent of pionieering spirit which makes it atractive,however!
 
Being mildly dyslexic, I did a double take on the What's New list after first thinking someone had died :oops:
 
rodscha said:
Hello !I have a very naive question
:after having read Raspberry's wiki,the thing looks basically like a motherboard which you then customise to you desires
How useful is it to people with an average grasp of computing?
The idea has a scent of pionieering spirit which makes it atractive,however!
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It all depends on what you wish to do, since the Pi is not the only one out there.


Have a look at the Arduino entry (ooooerrr),

 
rodscha said:
Hello !I have a very naive question
:after having read Raspberry's wiki,the thing looks basically like a motherboard which you then customise to you desires
How useful is it to people with an average grasp of computing?
The idea has a scent of pionieering spirit which makes it attractive,however!
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Exactly. Children, older people (me) and those between take to it really quickly.
Granted I have some previous experience with computer-related stuff, but consider how youngsters have begun learning coding with the device - back to basics to entice them away perhaps from expensive gaming boxes etc.
 
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