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    From SoDa7@1337:1/101 to All on Sat Feb 10 15:37:57 2024
    Hey folks, after turning my Pi400 into a retrogaming machine with Retropie (which I can quickly switch to Pimiga or Pi OS with a simple SD switch), now I have the previous device free, which now adds up to the other one I had.

    So now I got 2 Raspberry Pi2, but I'm questioning how these can be used. Perhaps I can make an automatic vacuum cleaner with sensors, or a NAS server? I



















































































































































































    wonder if things can be still done with previous versions of the Raspberry. Any



















































































































































































    suggestions?

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  • From Mike Powell@1337:3/103 to SODA7 on Sun Feb 11 11:10:00 2024
    So now I got 2 Raspberry Pi2, but I'm questioning how these can be used.
    Perha
    I can make an automatic vacuum cleaner with sensors, or a NAS server? I
    wonde
    if things can be still done with previous versions of the Raspberry. Any
    sugge
    ions?

    I have a Talisman BBS running on one, along with a binkd server for same
    BBS. It works better if you don't use X windows.


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  • From krull@1337:1/101 to SoDa7 on Sun Feb 11 23:37:26 2024
    So now I got 2 Raspberry Pi2, but I'm questioning how these can be used. Perhaps I can make an automatic vacuum cleaner with sensors, or a NAS server? I wonder if things can be still done with previous versions of
    the Raspberry. Any suggestions?


    Well.. i`ve been reading the specs of the Rpi2 (as I'm not familiar with them) but I see that yea,h, you could use it as a NAS, buuuut as long as you don`t need super fast delivery - it seems to have 100mbps in ethernet, and max USB2 connection... so, not quick in net, not quick in data transfer. But it sure must work.Unless you do work accessing data on the server all the time, you won`t notice that... that's what I think.

    as someone mentioned, yeah, you can have a BBS on it too - it's not something too heavy on speed or even RAM usage (rememebr, also, not much ram available) -


















































































































































































    so if it`s something too heavy, better not use there. But hosting files and lighj services, it should work well....

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  • From poindexter FORTRAN@1337:3/178 to krull on Mon Feb 12 08:14:00 2024
    krull wrote to SoDa7 <=-

    as someone mentioned, yeah, you can have a BBS on it too - it's not something too heavy on speed or even RAM usage (rememebr, also, not
    much ram available) - so if it`s something too heavy, better not use there. But hosting files and lighj services, it should work well....

    Sounds like a good case for a PiHole - small enough to improve the
    performance of all of your other systems.



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  • From krull@1337:1/101 to poindexter FORTRAN on Mon Feb 12 18:12:01 2024
    Sounds like a good case for a PiHole - small enough to improve the performance of all of your other systems.


    Oh Yeah, pihole would also be light enough for that system, I guess.

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