I have a ton of xu4 and MC1 what can I purpose them for?
A lot of odroid boards
Jeremiah Reyes
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Camden Nguyen
Mount one to the back of a cheap monitor, and set it up to show news articles from a set of RSS feeds with autoscroll?
Cooper Mitchell
I'm thinking something grandeur in nature. Just not sure what.
Jason Cook
Home automation project?
Jackson Wright
Im thinking making them crawl and collect data.
John Roberts
dust collector
Blake Cook
Use them to end the white genocide of 2019
Evan Clark
Gotta be creative, what would you do with well over 400 cpu cores?
Juan Roberts
Sell me one for $5
Anthony Wright
They're not useful for their computational power; any PC can crawl better than Odroids. Their strength is low power and small size. How about integrating one with a car or bicycle? Or powering it with solar panels?
Elijah Young
What usages are there for bulk Odroids?
Ayden Russell
Port 9front to them and run a cluster.
Andrew Ross
Where do we go when they are a cluster?
Utilize as messaging service?
Zachary Harris
The only real use for that many is building a product out of them and selling them. Maybe something with quadcopters or computer vision or untethered VR.
Michael Robinson
Make it public so people can use it's computing power if they need so? I don't know if it's possible honestly, but using it to compile packages for Linux machines would be neat.
Aiden Gutierrez
That's a good idea. untethered VR seems interesting concept. Is cloud computing nonviable?
Aaron Reed
Love this idea. This is money right here. Keeps the tax shelter running! This is gold get the public tax and grant money to offer learning opportunities to the community!!!! GENIUS
Aiden Russell
The XU4s are ideal for emulation. They'll actually play dreamcast games smoothly. Other than that they aren't overly useful.
Sebastian Ortiz
Emulation seems viable purpose and distribute them as "gaming bundles."
Bentley Martin
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> You can share computes ... by somewhat more specialized systems like distcc, SETI@Home, Folding at Home, or GIMPS.
It won't make money but you can get a small sense of satisfaction from it.
Josiah Richardson
BOINC compute nodes + gridcoin?
Jayden Moore
Nah I've already mined enough of what I want. I want to move a different way, and re-purpose for something service based or sell as purposed machines.
Jonathan Hall
Gridcoin isn't worth fuck. I should have sold when it was 10c each.
Eli Long
>9front
>cluster
t. linux user