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rickman <gnuarm@gmail.com> writes:
> I still haven't gotten any of the rPi zero boards.  I don't want to
> pay double with the shipping cost and Microcenter never seems to have
> stock.

It's not real clear what to do with a pi0 anyway, other than GPIO
control-type applications that for some reason need a lot of compute or
storage compared to normal embedded MCU's.  Got any good ideas?