Do you have a preference among these? Particularly for light-weight home servers and simple networked devices like a security camera?
andrewrgross
joined 3 years ago
This comic is dumb because it's unproductive.
Criticizing democratic socialists for engaging in electoralism and making political compromises is unproductive: doing so by itself isn't helping build working class power.
Funnily enough, the same is true about defending democratic socialists' political compromises: it's also unproductive. It ALSO doesn't do something to build working class power. Both are dumb, because they don't lead to anything but internet debates.
You know what's based? Promoting actions and ideas that build working class power.
A comic about the DSA supporting candidates for the purpose of harm reduction while also training for revolutionary action? Based.
A comic about a moderate democratic socialist voting for a progressive Democrat three times and seeing their candidate get co-opted and then knocking on doors for a communist candidate? Based.
A comic about a non-voter getting yelled at by a democratic socialist about voting while loading up supplies to go support striking workers? Based.
Go ahead and criticize the DSA. I'm cool with that. But if your idea stops at 'and that's why that kind of lefitism sucks' then you're wasting everyone's time. We don't need more lefties discouraging lefties: we need folks promoting better alternatives to whatever it is they don't like.
Woah for real??
See, how am I supposed to hear that and not think RPi is the GOAT? I don't know what else to say. That seems to be in a league of it's own to me.
Yes, very. Thank you.
Huh. Can you point to any good projects that demonstrate this? Because I don't see how this is a substitute for a Pi.
Currently, I'm looking to replace an upgrade an instance of NextCloud running on a Pi, and I'm curious if this is an option.
That's interesting. What's a thin client? I'm not familiar.
A Mac Mini seems like an interesting option. What OS do you run on it?
But over time other devices have caught up if not exceeded the Pi’s capabilities and it no longer stands out in any particular way.
If this is true, it's great news to me, and I'd like you to show me where I can get a nice, cheap, well-supported single board computer.
Both are excellent devices. It's hard to compare them from a hardware standpoint because I think there are so few cases in which you would have to pick between these two.
I think you could compare them in terms of fan appeal, in the same way you can compare Liverpool FC and the Greenbay Packers, not as rival teams but as two totally different teams that people love. But just like in that case, it would seem silly to argue that the Packers are better than Liverpool (or vice versa), you know?
Can you share some links?
Raspberry Pi B+ on AdaFruit for $29.95
I agree with you that it sucks that the latest gen aren't $45 anymore, but they still make and sell a $30 computer. If anyone can do better I definitely want to know.
Okay, thanks.