top | item 34789063 (no title) redfast00 | 3 years ago (author here) We use the device instead of a Raspberry Pi, not for anything too serious: we attached it to a screen and have a small server running with an API where you can write single pixels into the framebuffer (a bit like /r/place) discuss order hn newest joezydeco|3 years ago Ironically, the Raspberry Pi started as a failed set-top box. rbanffy|3 years ago I always thought that SoC was wildly popular. load replies (1) rbanffy|3 years ago Pretty much any device like these (as well as most modern TVs with network ports) can probably be turned into computers or, at least, X terminals.
joezydeco|3 years ago Ironically, the Raspberry Pi started as a failed set-top box. rbanffy|3 years ago I always thought that SoC was wildly popular. load replies (1)
rbanffy|3 years ago Pretty much any device like these (as well as most modern TVs with network ports) can probably be turned into computers or, at least, X terminals.
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