<t>I've had precisely 1 email from RS, and that was just 'we hope to have them soon', a couple of weeks ago.<br/> <br/> That's after registering at some ungodly hour of the morning on the first day.<br/> <br/> OTOH I gave up on RS ages ago and reordered with Farnell.. who are still quoting June but ...
<r>Kernel said: <br/> <br/> <br/> Montala said: <br/> <br/> <br/> Kernel said: <br/> <br/> <br/> I still don't have a date from uk farnell! <EMOJI seq="1f620">:angry:</EMOJI><br/> <br/> <br/> If you have placed an order with them you should have received a confirmation email with an attached pdf 'or...
As long as plex is ported (or Plexbmc works and has a good enough WAF), then 2 to start with. Then probably a network enabled doorbell, and after that whatever takes my fancy..
<t>Teaching of computing has always been fairly crap - I was taught when it still part of the maths department, and the only people allowed to enroll on the course were those that got over 80% in an 'aptitude test' (which was mostly stuff about recognising sequences.. I easily got 100% but apparentl...
<t>IMO amazon taking the orders and allocated & shipped randomly from farnell/RS would have been better.. it's pretty hard to bring amazon's site down.<br/> <br/> Another up at 6am and trying all day here, but I never got anywhere but expression of interest pages.<br/> <br/> If it was going to b...
No, you cant - that redirects immediately to the register interest page, as does every other workaround ive seen posted/tweeted... although i havernt tried phoning up and trying to talk them into selling me one that way.
<t>Registered with RS at 6.05 am and have heard nothing back.<br/> <br/> It was mid afternoon before I managed to get onto the farnell site and by that time they were redirecting everyone to a register interest page too.. im a bit confused that people are claiming they have preordered after that tim...
I'll probably see if I can port iPXE then just run the entire thing over iscsi. That way there's zero risk (unless someone switches the server off, but if that ever happens loads of stuff goes titsup anyway).
I hope we see much, much more of this kind of stuff.
When I was just starting out, it was being able to type programs in, see results, then fiddle with them to make them do other things, that taught me programming.
I was having so much fun I didn't realize I was learning..
<t>200mb is more than enough to compile simple programs and get started - It's not *that* long ago that I was running entire GUI setups on 64mb (kde, before it got too bloated) - and compiling kernels under that too (slowly!). It's plenty.<br/> <br/> Someone learning will more than likely start wit...
<t>On the contrary.. putting together a simple app with a dialog is a matter of a few clicks in an IDE. You could show a complete beginner how to build a dialog with a button that says 'hello world' in under 5 minutes.<br/> <br/> Once you get beyond simple, hand editing becomes all but impossible.....
Lazarus on the pi would be great. FreePascal is actually pretty good (for anyone that remembers pascal from college - it's come on a bit since then and is no longer an instrument of torture).
For my sins I write pascal (well, delphi) commercially so can help with demo apps etc.
<t>mightygoose said: <br/> <br/> <br/> carpool? national express? megabus?<br/> <br/> if i could make it to cambridge i would but london would be my limit atm.<br/> <br/> <br/> Only £73 return here, provided it's on a weekend, but takes so long I'd have to add overnight hotel costs to that.. Oh well...