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Should I get into crankama he looks funny😭
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What was the game they were playing when ohbaby went into the house
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Part 1 /2 ~ Why Some People Are Obsessed With Raspberry Pi You know the number. Not how many computers are in your house — how many small green boards you own. And you know the second number too: how many of them are currently doing anything at all. Those two numbers are different. And the gap between them has never once kept you awake. This is the psychology of Raspberry Pi obsession — why people who already own seven idle boards are the most likely people on earth to buy an eighth, why the project dies at the micro-HDMI cable and not at the code, and why the sealed one in the drawer is worth more than any of the ones that are running. We get into the $35 origin story at the Cambridge Computer Lab, aspirational purchasing, the
Part 1 /2 ~ Why Some People Are Obsessed With Raspberry Pi You know the number. Not how many computers are in your house — how many small green boards you own. And you know the second number too: how many of them are currently doing anything at all. Those two numbers are different. And the gap between them has never once kept you awake. This is the psychology of Raspberry Pi obsession — why people who already own seven idle boards are the most likely people on earth to buy an eighth, why the project dies at the micro-HDMI cable and not at the code, and why the sealed one in the drawer is worth more than any of the ones that are running. We get into the $35 origin story at the Cambridge Computer Lab, aspirational purchasing, the "one board, one job" doctrine that quietly converts every idea you have into a purchase, and what happens to all of it now that the top-end Pi 5 costs three hundred and five dollars because AI data centers bought the world's memory. You already know which number is bigger. That's not the interesting part. 🖥️ WHAT'S COVERED Raspberry Pi psychology and collector behaviour · single-board computers and the SBC market in 2026 · the LPDDR4 memory shortage, DRAM pricing and AI data center demand · Raspberry Pi 5 and Pi 4 pricing history · Raspberry Pi 400, 500 and the 1GB entry tier · Eben Upton, the Raspberry Pi Foundation and the 2012 launch · aspirational purchasing and identity-driven consumption · Pi-hole, DNS sinkholes and network-wide ad blocking · self-hosting and home server builds · Raspberry Pi versus Intel N100 mini PCs · idle power draw and always-on efficiency · GPIO, HATs, sensors and physical computing · embedded systems and edge computing · ESP32 microcontrollers · SD card corruption, undervoltage and power supply failure · RetroPie, magic mirrors and the projects that never get finished · Astro Pi on the International Space Station. 💸 THE NUMBERS MENTIONED The Raspberry Pi launched February 29th, 2012 at $35. They expected to sell 10,000 units total — they sold 10,000 on the first day 58% of 15,000 surveyed owners have 2–5 boards; 1 in 6 declined to give a number and picked "too many to count" The top-end Raspberry Pi 5 launched at $120 and now lists at $305 — three increases in five months LPDDR4 memory is up roughly 7x in a year as fabs reallocate to AI hardware A Pi 5 idles under 3W; an Intel N100 mini PC idles at 6–12W The 1GB Pi 5 is still $45, the 1GB Pi 4 still $35, and the Pi 400 still $60 💬 Two numbers in the replies: how many do you own, and how many are actually plugged in and doing something right now. Be honest about the second one. And if there's one still in the shrink wrap, say what you bought it for. 🔔 Subscribe for videos about the psychology of programmers, sysadmins, homelabbers and the tribes that form around technology. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This video is commentary and entertainment. The portrait is affectionate exaggeration drawn from public forum posts, blog comments and community surveys — no individual is being described, and if it feels like you're being described, that's the point rather than an accusation. Prices and specifications change constantly, and right now they change monthly. Every figure here was accurate at the time of writing and may not be by the time you watch this. Verify before you buy anything. Not sponsored, and no affiliation with Raspberry Pi Ltd or the Raspberry Pi Foundation. All trademarks belong to their owners and are used for identification and commentary. Narration and visuals are AI-assisted. The board in your drawer is still fine. Nobody said it wasn't. #raspberrypi​ #raspberrypi5​ #homelab​ #selfhosting​ #devpsyche​ Chapters 0:00​ You know the number 1:44​ Thirty-five dollars 4:18​ Where it always stops 6:08​ The second one 8:34​ What you were buying 9:47​ Three hundred and five dollars 11:26​ The one still in the wrapper

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