I don't understand the moderation on my comment nor your reply. We're talking about hardware and communities here, which the Arduino has too. In fact, I'd go as far as saying that the Arduino community, with its dozens of variants, is a lot bigger than the Raspberry Pi community.
You really think it's lack of self-control that's the problem? How the fuck would you know, you fucking little prick? How fucking dare you! You think you're better than the rest of us you godamn fuckface? SHUT YOUR FUCKING MOUTH YOU FUCKING...
I have no idea what your comment means, so I'm gonna grab my towel and go fill a plastic cup with a liquid that is almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea.
I still use a 1995 ThinkPad that has a 233MHz CPU and 64MB RAM, it runs Windows 98SE and does exactly what I need it to do, which is to control a specialized piece of hardware.
Just like ancien mechanical clocks are marvels of engineering especially at the time of their fabrication, they're totally imprecise compared to even a low-cost crystal-clock Timex plastic watch.
I think this image reflects the whole thread.
The authorship was stolen.
Hire the "big fat phony" guy from Family Guy.
Stratasys acquired Makerbot a few months ago. Has things changed on the hardware or software side? What changes await for the future?
Will Makerbot release a cheaper FDM 3D printer?
Does Makerbot have any plans for an UV 3D printer, either laser-based or projector-based?
Rap and Country music, right?
It's not made up of Quark's, it's made up of Rom's.
A frickin' ATtiny85 is more powerful than a minicomputer from the late 70's. ;-)
I don't understand the moderation on my comment nor your reply. We're talking about hardware and communities here, which the Arduino has too. In fact, I'd go as far as saying that the Arduino community, with its dozens of variants, is a lot bigger than the Raspberry Pi community.
The Arduino is much cheaper, you can even just run an ATmega328P on a breadboard. And the community is huge too.
You really think it's lack of self-control that's the problem? How the fuck would you know, you fucking little prick? How fucking dare you! You think you're better than the rest of us you godamn fuckface? SHUT YOUR FUCKING MOUTH YOU FUCKING...
Sorry. I don't know what came over me!
Or Plants vs Zombies?
It's a virtual virtual headset!
The point of my comment was, why upgrade if it works fine?
You don't need the memory bandwidth for Scrypt mining, so you can use whatever card you want in a x1 slot, with the help of a riser/cable.
I have no idea what your comment means, so I'm gonna grab my towel and go fill a plastic cup with a liquid that is almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea.
I still use a 1995 ThinkPad that has a 233MHz CPU and 64MB RAM, it runs Windows 98SE and does exactly what I need it to do, which is to control a specialized piece of hardware.
I disagree, skimmed milk is not better than regular milk.
I hope you know where your towel is.
Samsung are truly creative and innovative, really?
When all you do is try to one-up the leader, you end up following him forever because you have no idea where he's going.
"Skate to where the puck will be" is the only sane option.
You paid ten dollars for a laser printer in 1989?
Just in case anyone missed it, here's the very technical video explanation by Hitachi about how perpendicular recording works.
Just like ancien mechanical clocks are marvels of engineering especially at the time of their fabrication, they're totally imprecise compared to even a low-cost crystal-clock Timex plastic watch.
Chi does exist. She lives with Hideki.
I don't see what CAD tools have to do with ambulances.
A 3D printer for under 500$USD is nothing new.
The Printrbot Simple Kit has available for months, for 349$USD.
Still too expensive? For 200$USD, you can get a Makibox A6 LT.
Want to go even lower? You can get a Peachy Printer for only 100$CAD.