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Why you may want a Raspberry pi?

The computer is around the size of debit or credit card so tiny size the storage is normally done on SD card but you can use other storage if you want to get more into things. What Is It? At its core, the Raspberry Pi is a tiny, low-cost computer . It usually stores data on a microSD card, but can also use external drives for more complex setups. It runs Linux (most often Raspberry Pi OS), but you can install other operating systems too. 🕹️ What People Use It For The Pi’s flexibility makes it a gateway into dozens of fun or useful projects. Some common use cases include: 🎮 Retro Gaming & Older Software Emulate classic consoles (NES, SNES, PlayStation, etc.). Run vintage PC software or create retro-style games. 💻 Learn and Practice Coding Get hands-on with Linux , command-line tools, and programming languages like Python, Scratch, or C++. Make your own software, automate tasks, or build games. 📡 Monitor the World Track boats or aircraft with public signals. ...

Why Windows XP the best Operation system to ever be released from Microsoft?

 Best parts of it  Loads fast Does not take up much power when it comes to loading the computer Many options to change how things look or run Hardly ever crashes Semi good security behind it Many people made software to run on it A big reason so many people liked XP compared to newer or older versions of the operation system was it would load fast most of the time even if you put it under heavy pressure such as a lot of software running or a lot of tabs on the internet browser . A lot of older videogames would run on it without many problems since it was well equipped to handle it without you having to change over how the computer works or be forced to use emulator as much for why it became very popular even today to allow older videogames to run on the computer for why some people keep these computers purely for retrogame play or other purposes.  https://www.theengineer.info/2023/05/cobol-code.html Some government bodies actually still run XP the reason for why so many p...