Haha, by the way. Superlux HD 662 Evos sound pretty great.

HOLY SHIT I GOT LUCKY

almost lost 1059 application files

fucking virtual machine bullshit

Lol

guise

got 50$ to spend on hardware or else it burns

what buy

ram or rpi3

or ssd

got a dozen of PIs, ssd and ram is fine

sorry for being conventional

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1lot-3pcs-150ml-pc-Free-Shipping-By-Singapore-Post-Best-Fast-Burn-Fat-Defining-Gel-With/32267377536.html

something creative pls

wanna have fun

tf

that cream for real?

have you done programmable logic

maybe some beginner fpga board

as in programming hardware?

"yes", in Verilog or VHDL (preferably the former)

give me $30 and I'll say whatever you bought was shipped

and it'll arrive in a month

if you're a student you can get them on discount

but it's not exactly like a "load a bunch of cool software and do rando stuff easily" deal like a rpi

any starter kits you know of?

Never done things like that

speaking of which, I claimed my AWS one year free tier and idk what to do with it

run an irc server

sounds fine

http://www.inspircd.org/

that one is pretty good; it's not autist approved since it strays away from oldschool codebases but imho that's part of the charm

tN.micros on aws can get throttled if you use up too many cycles so stuff like web and irc are good

don't, don't compile stuff

if you wanna learn things, an openvpn server is fine too, but watch out for bandwidth usage on the free tier

the openvpn server is pretty easy to set up; the hard part is learning to finesse around openssl commands, and that's kind of worth it

I just normally use sshuttle for my vpn purposes

also got lifetime subs to a couple of real vpn providers

great

the real good of an aws dev account is learning the aws ecosystem

i heard that you need to sell yourself to pay for it all