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Better grab a copy or two before they go to the discount bin! Hate to say it, but print and text seem to be going the way of the dinosaurs. Away from product dev, ALL of our product information,

I'm astonished that a grocery store even has RasPi magazines! Either someone missed the assignment, or totally got it with a touch of malicious compliance. Which store (chain) is this? Might need to

It's tricky to get qualified help these days?

LOL! [email protected]> wrote: -- Charlie Carothers http://www.freebiblecommentary.org <http://freebiblecommentary.org>

[image: image.png] -- _____ |\/ o \ o Rusty Haddock <=> AE5AE/WRQD389 | ( -< O o If you're sending someone some Styrofoam, |/\__V__/ what do you pack it in?

Numbers sure look interesting. First test here might be, image a new RPI OS onto this and some other cards, see how long that takes, take it from there. Of course MickeyCenter comes up out of

Interesting, thanks! [email protected]> wrote: -- Charlie Carothers http://www.freebiblecommentary.org <http://freebiblecommentary.org>

Well, is it worth it? This author seems to think so. https://raspberrytips.com/raspberry-pi-official-sd-card -- _____ |\/ o \ o Rusty Haddock <=> AE5AE/WRQD389 | ( -< O o If

And now for something entirely different. It's been an eternity since the last one (i.e. a whole month!!!), so it's time for the Forth-2020 Cafe. I intend to show a tweak to speed up character I/O

January is coming to a close, so surely all y'all are trying to figure out Valentine's Day, right? In case that gets/got stressful, there's always a bit of distraction in form of a get-together, with

If anyone is looking for either a RPi 4 or 5 Model B (most memory sizes) you might wanna check Microcenter.com as most are $10 off their regular prices. Note that Microcenter doesn't seem to have the

FWIW, SparkFun, up in Colorado, has the 16-GB model in stock! https://www.sparkfun.com/raspberry-pi-5-16gb.html

Think of how much faster your RPi would run with the entire operating system stored in a RAM disk? True, it would have but maybe 8-GB to run stuff but if you do a lot of file I/O it'll be pretty

I can see the extra RAM being useful for a low power hypervisor.

After seeing Jeff's article, this leaves me underwhelming. I dunno what you and others think. Thanks Clem [email protected]> wrote:

Dunno how long it'll take these puppies to hit this side of the "pond". https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/16gb-raspberry-pi-5-on-sale-now-at-120/ See Jeff Geerling's video for how he feels about the

Heads up, all y'all: Hi, The January 9th DFWUUG meeting will be at 7 PM on Zoom only, due to the relatively high probability of inclement weather. Our usual in-person meetings are at: Improving

More news... https://www.tomshardware.com/raspberry-pi/raspberry-pi-500-keyboard-pc-has-been-modded-with-an-nvme-m-2-slot-leveraging-the-devices-conspicuously-empty-pcb-header Get your microscopes

That possibility is 100%, dewd! Heck, now I can open a 2nd tab in my browser. ? [email protected]> wrote:

What are the chances that somebody decides to use the extra RAM to set up a RAM disk, only to hold a swap partition? Don't answer that. :)