Who's calling who names now? I called someone stupid, but mostly in jest. I hope commodorejohn realized that.
how was he supposed to realize that, exactly? maybe throw a few more smileys at the end like Franko used to.
John, I actually think kids should learn assembly and hexadecimal before they become rebellious jackoffs that get too fixated on Java to ever learn anything useful. 
there ya go! smilies make any asinine statement better!
Not bad. But that's still like 130 USD, which could buy a pretty nice PC off craigslist...
You're absolutely right - those british kids should be on the cragslist buying used computers with more oomph and practicality.
It's drivel because you say so. Not because it is. I've backed my statements on the Pi up with information found on the Pi's site, and other sites.
No, you haven't. You have been ranting about how stupid the raspberry pi is and how stupid little british children are and berating your fellow board members as stupid.
If you can't comprehend what I have said enough to make counterpoints, then maybe you should learn how to read and try again. Dismissing everything as drivel/whraaaarharbarbarbaral (that picture is hilarious) that disagrees with what you say, means you suck at arguing/debating and should kindly leave the internet until you learn how to play.
OK, moving on..
and if you can't handle it because it's not written like some frikkin thesis, boo hoo, it's the internet, not the knowledge olympics.
Well, now a salient point, if stated flippantly. It IS the knowledge olympics, actually. when one decides to jump into a discussion about some topic, it behooves them to actually read up on the topic, considering that most of your statements about the Pi can be refuted by clicking here:
http://www.raspberrypi.org/So, until you decide to actually educate yourself on what the Raspberri Pi is, instead of spreading false information about its cost and its capabilities, or until you actually PROVE what you are saying with actual links, facts, etc.. I am going to stick by my assertion that you are nothing but an idiot with no knowledge concerning the topic at hand.
UPDATE:
That RPi link from Trip up there is interesting. I wonder why they don't state more of that elsewhere to remove any doubt. Looks like Wikipedia needs their **** updated.
You mean besides the wiki dedicated to Raspberry Pi coding? I am guessing that is because they assume you know how to operate a keyboard and a search engine. Perhaps they assume too much.
When we want to know all about crappy PC Engine ports or god awful homebrew games like Atlantean, we'll be the first in line to hear what you have to say. Until then, go finish your thesis, drink a coffee, and pound sand.
