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Is that -Zero or +Zero? 
What will you do with it? Any good ideas?
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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RyanDev wrote: Is that -Zero or +Zero?
I don't care what Wiki says a Zero is a Zero it doesn't have a positive or negitive value it has the sign of the devil.
RyanDev wrote: What will you do with it? Any good ideas?
Not sure yet but thinking of doing some kind of IoT thingamagig. It came with Node-Red so I'm going to start by playing with it and go from there.
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Mike Hankey wrote: Not sure yet but thinking of doing some kind of IoT thingamagig.
I've gotten a few books on Raspberry Pi and I want to do something with one, but I just haven't thought of anything to do yet. 
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RyanDev wrote: but I just haven't thought of anything to do yet.
Same here.
I've got an older Pi that I use for streaming moves to the TV but hardly a project.
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That's what happened to me too...
I was having a really bad week some time ago, and I bought a Pi 2 to cheer myself up... Played with it for a bit, set up RaspBian on it, set it up so I could RDP into it from my Win10 machine...
And now it's just sitting there, wasting a couple watts of electricity, accomplishing nothing. If I can overcome my laziness, I might stick SETI@home on it or something, because I can't think of anything useful and practical to do with it.
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Ian Shlasko wrote: to cheer myself up
Sounds like you bought the wrong Pi. You should have bought a raspberry pie instead.
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Well, I did that too, but when I tried to plug an RJ45 into it, my hands got covered in--
You know, I'm going to stop there, because no matter how I finish that sentence, it sounds very non-KSS. 
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Mike Hankey wrote: a Zero is a Zero it doesn't have a positive or negitive value it has the sign of the devil.
But, what if the signless zero, the "naked zero," is an ideal state never manifested in any reality, an abstraction in an ontological sandwich wedged between: +0, the realm of the fullness, the pleroma, of the mahalila, and -0 the realm of void, of sunyata, of Lord Shiva's tandava dance of destruction ?
Jes' askin'
cheers, Bill
«There is a spectrum, from "clearly desirable behaviour," to "possibly dodgy behavior that still makes some sense," to "clearly undesirable behavior." We try to make the latter into warnings or, better, errors. But stuff that is in the middle category you don’t want to restrict unless there is a clear way to work around it.» Eric Lippert, May 14, 2008
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Zero is gender neutral - it has been neutered.
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RyanDev wrote: Is that -Zero or +Zero?
Heh - I came here too late. 
Marc
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Whassa Pi Zero? Please clue me in!
Get me coffee and no one gets hurt!
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clickity[^]
A stripped down Raspberry Pi.
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Thanks!
Get me coffee and no one gets hurt!
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Mike Hankey wrote: Not blazing fast but for $5 what can you expect...I'm impressed.
And in the palm of your hand, you hold something that is faster and cheaper than an ENIAC (or even the computers I was using in the 80's.) Amazing stuff.
Looking forward to hearing about what you do with it (besides post on CP!)
Marc
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Marc Clifton wrote: Looking forward to hearing about what you do with it (besides post on CP!)
Hmmmm what about a CP auto-troll app?
I could feed it a keyword each day and it would scrap the lounge and down vote any post that had the keyword in the title?
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Very cool! 
/ravi
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It's a very cool device, I'm removing all the junkware from it now.
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Less than 60 seconds to fit; less than five seconds to steal.
Cute idea, but it's not for people who takes bikes seriously -- it's just another motor, after all, and we've got those in our cars.
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Mark_Wallace wrote: it's just another motor, after all, and we've got those in our cars.
That's a good comparison. 
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Yes, it is.
Note the "for people who takes bikes seriously" in my posting -- not that I expect to pay attention to anything you read; God knows you gained no knowledge from owning a Bible.
I do a minimum of 30km per day on my bike. Adding a motor would completely destroy the reason for it -- I'll repeat it again, in case you managed to miss it a second time: "for people who takes bikes seriously"
If I want powered transport, I'll jump in the car and use that motor.
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Mark_Wallace wrote: God knows you gained no knowledge from owning a Bible.
It's cute that you have no actual rebuttal to what I said but all you can do is allow your hatred and bigotry to shine through towards someone on the other side of the world of whom you know nothing about.
You get serious issues.  
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Oh, really?
So you managed to miss the "for people who takes bikes seriously" not just twice, but three times.
Is there training for people who look at words but don't take them in or understand them? You should look into it -- by phone, of course, because there's no point in your reading anything.
Or do you believe that people who run for sport or exercise should have motors attached to their legs, too?
How about swimmers? Should they use motorboats?
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Mark_Wallace wrote: for people who takes bikes seriously"
Nope, never missed it. Since "seriously" is a subjective word it doesn't actually mean anything. It apparently does to you because you keep repeating it, but I take bikes serious and I like this bike. You take bikes serious and you don't like it. See? It means nothing. It adds nothing.
I'm almost done with my mind-reading class so I could be wrong, but I think what you mean is for people who want the exercise of biking. I think that is what you mean by "serious." If not, you can clarify.
However, here's the funny part of it all. No matter what you actually meant by "serious" is irrelevant to the initial comment I made. 
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I suppose that you believe that that is clever repartee.
Another unfounded belief. Are you trying to collect a set?
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