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Raspberry Pi - Introducing: Raspberry Pi 5
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this post was submitted on 28 Sep 2023
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I have a 4 on server hosting and 3 3s idle. If I buy the 5 I would have 4 Pis idle
They go for good prices on eBay.
But you should keep them because you could have a good use for it in a future side project.... right? .... right???
Definitely. Got to be something that will come up.
i have no sympathy for hoarders
Your disregard for my future projects disgusts me
The future: when I'll finally use this stuff.
🤝 fair enough!
I made a nice nextcloud server on mine :)
I was also planning to do one with a new 1TB hdd or ssd attached. This might be what the 4 will become due to its CPU and memory
Yes, this is exactly what I did, with a 1TB SSD. I tried to host a Jellyfin server as well, but it didn't have the oomph for that. A plan for my 10yo Mac Pro once I finally retire it lol