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syb0rg
syb0rg
12:09 AM
@Caleb Are you always on this chatroom?
 
Jivings
Jivings
12:31 AM
@syb0rg What's up?
 
 
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syb0rg
syb0rg
1:34 AM
@Jivings A revival of the chatroom.
I'm trying to increase the number of people in the core community.
Based on my recent experience, this is one of the best ways to do so.
 
syb0rg
syb0rg
1:47 AM
Do you know how we can generate more traffic through here?
Perhaps we should create an event (different than office hours)?
 
 
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syb0rg
syb0rg
3:52 AM
Well hello!
 
retailcoder
retailcoder
hey
gotta go :(
 
syb0rg
syb0rg
Aww...
 
James Khoury
James Khoury
Bakery? .... bwahahahaha ... best laugh all day.
 
syb0rg
syb0rg
@JamesKhoury It's a clever name!
I have a proposition for you.
 
James Khoury
James Khoury
No I will not marry you.
 
syb0rg
syb0rg
3:54 AM
@JamesKhoury Haha, no.
I read through your top answers on CR and upvote them (5 of them), and you do the same for me here (5 of them).
 
James Khoury
James Khoury
That wouldn't be fair. I'm not a raspberry pi expert.
 
syb0rg
syb0rg
You don't have to be.
My top answers aren't about the Raspberry Pi hardware itself.
It's mostly about software really.
@JamesKhoury If you want, you can just look at these ones and then look at a few on my CR account: (but I prefer the rep. here)
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A: Speech processing on the Raspberry Pi

syb0rgThis is the main project my Raspberry Pi is dedicated to right now, so I figure I can add my two cents. Keep in mind this project is still very much a work in progress. I chose to use the C programming language for this project exclusively on the Raspbian OS, and that may have affected some of ...

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A: Are the BIOS and firmware located on the SD card?

syb0rgShort answer: firmware is programmed into the chips on the Raspberry Pi, and there really is no BIOS. Expanded answer from here: The firmware is closed-source proprietary code programmed into the SoC (System on a Chip) processor, which cannot be modified. Upon power-up the firmware will...

 
James Khoury
James Khoury
@syb0rg When I get time to have a look I will browse Raspberry Pi and add any votes where I understand. Its also on my list of things to try out over Christmas.
 
 
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syb0rg
syb0rg
9:28 PM
Aww, no one's on.
 

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