Yes it is sitting in a drawer

Hahaha

A guy that I work with has one setup as a VPN at his house so he can use it at work to get on Reddit.

make a thin client

pi-hole.net/

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In
Your
Ass

Great options, thanks anons

i oughta break a broom handle off in your ass

WHY DON'T YOU SHIT ON A DICK THEN SUCK SAID DICK YOU COCKSUCKING FAGGOT

Your ass

...

Because I'm not gay.👌

i turned mine into a retropie

You can mine bitcoin

I've never found raspberry pi's very useful for anything that can be done by a more powerful, stationary machine (like a desktop computer). Many of the suggestions here are for things like DNS adblockers, which don't really leverage the portability of these little guys.

The way I see it, my raspberry pi is basically a programmable chromecast. It's got hdmi and it's easy to get a wifi usb for it (not sure if the newer ones have this built in). That leads me to think the best use cases would be for the ones that allow you to throw an entire entertainment-oriented environment into a bag, bring it to a friends place or even a hotel while traveling, and set up that environment really quickly. So some ideas along that line would be:

- make a mouse controller from your phone so you can use it plugged into a tv
- make a nice wrapper for streaming sites
- make a game like jacktv
- make trippy animations
- set up a music streaming server like mopidy

newer ones have wifi built in

You fucking brainlets. This is what mine are for:
>pi0 (Temp until Pine64) Desktop Replacement
>pi1 (emby-server, youtube-dl, rtorrent, mpd, sshd only)
>pi2 pihole
pic related. My desktop replacement.

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>ass hurt Intel shills mad that Edison was too expensive and slower than a Pi
These threads are pure Beaverton salt.

I have three.

>osmc
>nas

The last is either VPN server (so I can access my NAS anywhere) or PiHole. But I can't make either of them work because of my shitty router.

If you like to program, you could use it as a private git server.
gitea.com/

Why not just use gogs?

Take some shitty RC car, disassemble it,
add a few proximity sensors, a camera and your Pi. Make yourself a robot car, that comes to you for your command, chases thrown blue ball and what else.
Don't add speakers, make it communicate entirely with motors' sounds

tl;dr Make a K-9

>get one to turn an old TV into a PC
>can't run flash
>PDFs load slower than my phone
drawer'd

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apparently the main dev of gogs is autistic or something

Considering it is still actively maintained, I don't see the problem with that.
Gitea looks like they just slapped a new name and icon on it and called it a day.

Install gentoo then use it to flash libreboot

>everything on one usb 2.0 bus
It's trash.

It's great for office, displaying a webpage with stats on it. Monitoring your inbound and outbound connections. Act as web kiosk if needed. But it's underpowered as fuck, if someone was looking to buy a new one, I would recommend Pine Rock64 instead, more RAM, fast ssd and same price

Mine has been used as a pihole for the past 6 months. Go a couple of zeros on the way for indoor/outdoor environment monitoring.

did same to mine, and i also have pihole running on it