Used obv?

Yeah, barely. Lowe's used to rent them out, but I can't imagine the program was popular. This was one of the rentals.

Finally got a manager to make a decision on what to do with a drawer full of these/the old paperwork for them, so they just said to mark them down to $5 and get rid of them.

Didn't realize that it was that managers last day, lol. Comparable models are like $70.

damn

probs will buy one of these tonight, since it come back into stock

been looking for one myself too

just that i dont know any use expect home theater replacement (and i would need to get charger too ugh

Haven't they already announced a really bad design flaw with them?

not really bad but yeah they could have made the charging smarter

only issue they have is that if you use __more expensive "smart" charger__ and __e-type usb cable__ you dont get any power to device as it thinks its audio device

its mostly thanks to fucked up standardisation of USB-C

but yeah they thankfully fixed that on later patches already afaik

(sure you cant know what patch the device is before you get it ??)

rather worse thing is not really design issue but just user-behaviour problem of raspberry needing proper" armor" case or active cooling

as people overclock the poor thing and the heat throttling gets real

specialy obvious when its inside the raspberry(tm) case

Why do you have to ramble on about everything like a tard

as there is no aircirculation on that case

cause illiterate fucks like you could use some knowledge

do we europeans always need to teach americans about science and common sense goddamit ./S

>we europeans always need to teach americans

I'm not disagreeing fully but it sounds really cringe when you actually say it

|| i know ||

Okay retard

@Tervy apparently you can just add some more resistors to unfuck it?

read something about it ages ago so I could be very wrong

not sure how hard it would be (where the resistors are located and how

but in theory its just replacing single resistor what is shared between 2 pins with 2 separate resistors afaik

just slap a few more in there EZ

```"We are still working on Raspberry Pi 4 support. You may have seen some unofficial images from other people with some emulators working – but please bear with us. We also have some emulators working, but don’t want to release anything until we are able to realistically support it."``` - RetroPie team

meanwhile it looks like i need to get one faster than i thought

pi 2 (v1.1 shitpiece) is acting up

also i totaly forgot that pi4 is microhdmi bullshit too

so i would need to get adapter too

aaaaaa

Got myself an Orange Pi One from last year

Has RetrOrangePie on it right now

an Orange Pi fork of Retro Pie

also those adaptors literally cost fuck all

and if you have two monitors, how do you not have a proper pc to use?