One reason. Anti -Windows 11.

Cheeky.

A larger sized used motherboard or even a new cheap one often has more capability if you can deal with something that is larger…

There’s a manual?

You say that like it’s a bad thing.

Then why is it necessary?

Thanks for letting us know you’re an ass.

It’s not a software issue that requires research. It’s a philosophical question of requiring something purely for authoritarian reasons and this is step one.

What is the point of a field like this if you can literally put anything in it you want? Your not verifying anything. The next logical step is to add proof.

No, let’s wait till we’re at the bottom of the slope. Then start objecting.

What the hell else is it used for?

If you have to fill them in, it is.

I just started using Linux Mint 22. Does that use systemd?

But what about security updates. Isn’t that the point?

Yeah, I remember when the prices were high for a raspberry pi, I think it was $45, I went on Newegg and found a full size motherboard for $50. I mean, if you are looking for small that’s no good, but if cheap was all you were going for at that time, the pi wasn’t that great.

If you buy one of the knock-offs, will the terms still apply? Cause I think I’m seeing an out here.

Nice! Thank you.

I assume RP is raspberry pi? That’s a single board computer. Arduino is a microprocessor.

Please tell me ESP32 with python is still a good option or did they get bought out too?

I’m in process.

Groovy. Thanks.