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Tell arfy what cool Christmas pressies Santa dropped you? 🎅🤶

Got an rpi5 8GB kit here wif official keyboard and mouse, plus docking station and case for my ROG Ally.

Can't wait to boot up the rpi5, let's see when I'll ever get some time!

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Heeeey frenpai! Indeed it's been a while! I hope you're doing well and having a great holiday season! 😻💜

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Hi, frenpai! 
Long time no see.
I am a member of Santa's side. 😂

They're awesome as "TV devices", I reckon the rpi5 can handle most emulators thrown at it, with the exception of the most modern consoles!

I may do that myself, but probs gonna get an NVME SSD on it first and re-jig some of the home networking setup so I have a gigabit switch by the TV.

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oooo I'm jelly af, absolutely gotta get me one of these for an emulation machine

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True! I did just get it plugged up and done the initial install, and yes, was surprised how quickly it went! RPIs have definitely come a long way since the rpi1.

I am debating getting an M.2 hat though, so I can install an NVME SSD on it...

Go for it.
15min and you are good to go.
Replaced all my baremetal servers with them.
Low power, silent and capable

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I'm not sure, but first and foremost just a low-powered terminal server, for all of my active SSH sessions to various hosts to reside on.

Have been debating a few things, but probably going to end up a headless server as most of my RPIs do!

You can indeed, I've owned them all, from rpi1 upwards, always love that low-powered ethos, for things that don't require a lot of compute power the rpi devices are so cool.

Cool gift!) You can make a lot of stuff with it