ITT we make actual game "Poop and niggers dying" where you use poop to kill niggers to BTFO xitter lefties & normies

they're explaining tinkercard and arduinos rn and im on /tech/ looking at some threads o algo
if they open Veyon im fucked
this computer is more random soyjak images than a school computer now
should i pay attention?

why 4chan is more simple website than soyjak but have major downtime every few months?

can some promptGQD make a better one

ARM:
Raspberry Pi 4/5/500/CM5/Zero 2 W - complete ripoff for the last 5 years, just get a clone
Orange Pi 5 / Radxa Rock 5B - RK3588, 8 cores, NVMe, up to 32GB RAM (5 Plus/5B+). Use a mainline distro instead of official images
Odroid N2+/C4/M1S/M2 - better long-term support than most
Pine64 (Quartz64, ROCKPro64) - old but openish hardware
Libre Computer (Le Potato, Alta) - Pi form factor with mainline Linux
BeagleBone Black/BeagleY-AI - good real-time I/O, open hardware
Radxa Orion O6 - CIX P1, 12 cores, ARMv9, mini-ITX desktop-class ARM
Arduino Uno Q - Qualcomm QRB2210 running Debian + STM32 MCU, Uno form factor
NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Super - very niche CUDA AI/vision workloads, proprietary libraries
amd64:
Used thin clients (Dell Wyse 5070, HP t630/t640/t740) and tiny/mini/micro business PCs (Lenovo ThinkCentre Tiny, HP EliteDesk/ProDesk Mini, Dell OptiPlex Micro)
Intel N100/N150/N97/N305/N355 mini PCs and boards (Beelink, Minisforum, GMKtec)
Odroid H4 (N97/i3-N305), Radxa X4 (N100), LattePanda - actual SBC form factor x86
RISC-V:
Milk-V (Mars, Jupiter, Duo) - Mars is JH7110, Jupiter is SpacemiT K1/M1, Duo is a tiny, cheap board (Duo 256M/S can also boot its ARM core)
StarFive VisionFive 2 - JH7110, decent Debian support
Banana Pi BPI-F3 - SpacemiT K1, 8 cores
Sipeed Lichee Pi 4A (TH1520) / Pine64 Star64 (JH7110) / Ox64 (BL808)
SpacemiT K3 boards - first RVA23 chips, hard to buy for now
Software support is still maturing, so expect to cross-compile
AVR:
Arduino/Qualcomm Uno R3/Nano/Mega - very basic automation and IO, good learning tool
ATtiny85 / Digispark - tiny and very cheap
Clones are very easy to find and generally much much cheaper than Arduino
Other Microcontrollers:
ESP32 - Xtensa (ESP32/S2/S3) or RISC-V (C3/C5/C6/H2/P4), built-in WiFi/Bluetooth on most (S2 has no BT, H2 has no WiFi, P4 has neither), cheap
ESP8266 - older, even cheaper WiFi-only option
Pi Pico (RP2040/RP2350) - RP2040 is Cortex-M0+, RP2350 is Cortex-M33 or RISC-V. W models add WiFi
STM32 / Teensy - ARM Cortex-M (Teensy 4.x is NXP i.MX RT, not STM32)
Arduino Uno R4 - Renesas RA4M1 (Cortex-M4), WiFi model adds an ESP32-S3
>What can I do with them?
https://github.com/speeduino/speeduino - open-source ECU
Home Assistant / Pi-hole / AdGuard Home / WireGuard - smart home, ad blocking, VPN (HA needs a 64-bit since 2025)
ESPHome / Tasmota - smart home firmware for ESP boards
NAS / Jellyfin / Plex - media server
Frigate - NVR / security cameras
PiKVM / NanoKVM - remote KVM
Klipper / OctoPrint - 3D printer control
OpenWrt router / firewall
Console emulation (Batocera, Recalbox, Lakka; RetroPie) or MAME cabinet
SDR / ADS-B plane tracker
Meshtastic - off-grid LoRa mesh on ESP32 boards
QMK / ZMK - custom keyboard firmware
Weather station / sensor logging with ESP32 or Pico
Robotics / computer vision
>Where can I get them?
https://www.aliexpress.com/
https://www.adafruit.com/
https://www.sparkfun.com/
https://shop.pimoroni.com/
https://www.raspberrypi.com/
https://www.orangepi.org/html/hardWare/computerAndMicrocontrollers/index.html
https://radxa.com/
https://www.hardkernel.com/product-category/odroid-board/
https://pine64.org/devices/
https://www.libre.computer/
https://www.beagleboard.org/
https://www.lattepanda.com/
https://milkv.io/
https://www.starfivetech.com/
https://banana-pi.org/
https://www.sipeed.com/
https://www.arduino.cc/
https://www.espressif.com/
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/autonomous-machines/embedded-systems/

/TECH/LORDS
Salt just shut down /soy/. This is our chance to show the 'sphere that we are the best altboard. Don't fuck this up

Whats the third party music player for mp3 files?

Or however the generals are made.
ARM:
Raspberry Pi 4/5/500/CM5/Zero 2 W - complete ripoff for the last 5 years, just get a clone
Orange Pi 5 / Radxa Rock 5B - RK3588, 8 cores, NVMe, up to 32GB RAM (5 Plus/5B+). Use a mainline distro instead of official images
Odroid N2+/C4/M1S/M2 - better long-term support than most
Pine64 (Quartz64, ROCKPro64) - old but openish hardware
Libre Computer (Le Potato, Alta) - Pi form factor with mainline Linux
BeagleBone Black/BeagleY-AI - good real-time I/O, open hardware
Radxa Orion O6 - CIX P1, 12 cores, ARMv9, mini-ITX desktop-class ARM
Arduino Uno Q - Qualcomm QRB2210 running Debian + STM32 MCU, Uno form factor
NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Super - very niche CUDA AI/vision workloads, proprietary libraries
amd64:
Used thin clients (Dell Wyse 5070, HP t630/t640/t740) and tiny/mini/micro business PCs (Lenovo ThinkCentre Tiny, HP EliteDesk/ProDesk Mini, Dell OptiPlex Micro)
Intel N100/N150/N97/N305/N355 mini PCs and boards (Beelink, Minisforum, GMKtec)
Odroid H4 (N97/i3-N305), Radxa X4 (N100), LattePanda - actual SBC form factor x86
RISC-V:
Milk-V (Mars, Jupiter, Duo) - Mars is JH7110, Jupiter is SpacemiT K1/M1, Duo is a tiny, cheap board (Duo 256M/S can also boot its ARM core)
StarFive VisionFive 2 - JH7110, decent Debian support
Banana Pi BPI-F3 - SpacemiT K1, 8 cores
Sipeed Lichee Pi 4A (TH1520) / Pine64 Star64 (JH7110) / Ox64 (BL808)
SpacemiT K3 boards - first RVA23 chips, hard to buy for now
RISC-V software support is still maturing, so expect to cross-compile
AVR:
Arduino/Qualcomm Uno R3/Nano/Mega - very basic automation and IO, good learning tool
ATtiny85 / Digispark - tiny and very cheap
Clones are very easy to find and generally much much cheaper than Arduino
Other Microcontrollers:
ESP32 - Xtensa (ESP32/S2/S3) or RISC-V (C3/C5/C6/H2/P4), built-in WiFi/Bluetooth on most (S2 has no BT, H2 has no WiFi, P4 has neither), cheap
ESP8266 - older, even cheaper WiFi-only option
Pi Pico (RP2040/RP2350) - RP2040 is Cortex-M0+, RP2350 is Cortex-M33 or RISC-V. W models add WiFi
STM32 / Teensy - ARM Cortex-M (Teensy 4.x is NXP i.MX RT, not STM32)
Arduino Uno R4 - Renesas RA4M1 (Cortex-M4), WiFi model adds an ESP32-S3
>What can I do with them?
https://github.com/speeduino/speeduino - open-source ECU
Home Assistant / Pi-hole / AdGuard Home / WireGuard - smart home, ad blocking, VPN (HA needs a 64-bit since 2025)
ESPHome / Tasmota - smart home firmware for ESP boards
NAS / Jellyfin / Plex - media server
Frigate - NVR / security cameras
PiKVM / NanoKVM - remote KVM
Klipper / OctoPrint - 3D printer control
OpenWrt router / firewall
Console emulation (Batocera, Recalbox, Lakka; RetroPie) or MAME cabinet
SDR / ADS-B plane tracker
Meshtastic - off-grid LoRa mesh on ESP32 boards
QMK / ZMK - custom keyboard firmware
Weather station / sensor logging with ESP32 or Pico
Robotics / computer vision
>Where can I get them?
https://www.aliexpress.com/
https://www.adafruit.com/
https://www.sparkfun.com/
https://shop.pimoroni.com/
https://www.raspberrypi.com/
https://www.orangepi.org/html/hardWare/computerAndMicrocontrollers/index.html
https://radxa.com/
https://www.hardkernel.com/product-category/odroid-board/
https://pine64.org/devices/
https://www.libre.computer/
https://www.beagleboard.org/
https://www.lattepanda.com/
https://milkv.io/
https://www.starfivetech.com/
https://banana-pi.org/
https://www.sipeed.com/
https://www.arduino.cc/
https://www.espressif.com/
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/autonomous-machines/embedded-systems/

I have a persistent audio bug that crashes my headphone connection to this stupid Pixel on this update. Fucking hate smartphones

BIOS award