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Wow the LAN improvements are wild! I'm getting on our ( https://piaustralia.com.au/ ) internal Gigabit network: RPi4B Ethernet: 912mbps RPi3B+ ethernet: 294mbps That USB 3.0 controller makes all the difference.
Too bad the USB-C slot is only used for supplying power instead of being a proper Thunderbolt slot with support for acting as a USB device or attaching external PCIe cards. But well, that's a thing for the 4+ then I guess...
WOW, if USB3 and NIC are dedicated devices (not share one usb bus) this is amazing little machine!
No normal sized HDMI sucks, I don't want to buy another adapter, aside from that this looks really cool, can't wait to get one
(The upgrades look great, just my attention span is not so great)
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Can I build and run golang programs natively, or do I need to run them in docker? (I'm new to all this, also unclear on the "dumb terminal interfacing" scenario... is that specific to using Kubernetes?)
> dumb terminal interfacing I think GP means terminal access through SSH/MoSH
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The camera PCB was made by rpi for specific use with the rpi. The DRM chip is not part of the camera vendor's assembly. It is a separate chip placed on the PCB, therefore placed there by the PCB designer, i.e., by rpi.
Ben Upton said: > You can plug any CSI camera into the Raspberry Pi. There's even a kernel driver for the CSI receiver, which we paid for ((link: https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/9951525/ ) patchwork.kernel.org/patch/9951525/). What you can't do is clone the official v2 camera module and use the default ISP tuning, which we also paid for. https://mobile.twitter.com/EbenUpton/status/1088440503622909... Personally I…
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Minimum 2x performance over previous gen(s) on every test with only ~1W extra power draw. That's seriously impressive!
they are better, modern, more efficient and cheaper CPUs in 2019 the fact that they decided to go with a 2015 inefficient one is kinda strange
Name one?
Can't wait to buy this, boot it up, play with it for four hours, then stick it in the same desk drawer with the other Pis I have bought over the years. (The upgrades look great, just my attention span is not so great)
How usable are these $35 - 1GB versions? I have never used one. Just curious.