Raspberry Pi - All You Need To Know

If you keep your ear to the Tinkering community, I'm sure you've heard whispers (and shouts) of the Raspberry Pi. And if you wanted to get into making, tinkering, computing, or electronics, the Raspberry Pi is a great tool to have in your tool belt. But what is it? And why is it so popular? Let's find out!

[Edvinas_channel]

Lets be real, you only did this to flex your sick animation skills

[lancetschirhart]

Everybody says "The possibilities are endless!" And proceeds to demonstrate something as creative as a calculator. I'm still trying to figure out what people buy these for. I feel like I _should_ want one.

[jakesbase]

*Holy crap this music brings back memories*

[zacharywalter]

This is much more insightful that was I was looking for. Hats off to you for your work, animation skills, and great way of explaining their capabilities.

[bat]

ok $5 computer but 20 dollar to have it shipped

[MMX]

After being in college for a few years and transitioning to a university I decided I wanted to learn coding and how to be a programmer. I even had a dream where I would learn most if not all coding languages. After a while motivation left me and I started to feel discouraged and question my studies. After watching your video, you have reignited my passion for the science of coding and creating. I have learned more from your video and the applications of the topics you covered than most things I have seen in college.

[AutoPiio]

Probably the best Raspberry Pi video out there! Great animation skills, easy to understand language and I got the feeling of wanting to know more even after the video ended. Great job Tinkernut!

[kingbouncer]

TINKERNUT! it's been years!!! So glad I rediscovered this channel!

[barbaraparker]

Thank you for the great explanation. Trying to build some knowledge and finally found someone who explained this simply. Bless you!

[GauravSingh-kuxy]

This is one of the coolest little things I've ever seen.

P.S. Your videos are great.

[Bulbassador]

Im a DIYer, but im not someone who grew up tinkering with computers. I think most people in this hobby start with an interest in the tech, then and look for problems in their life they can solve with tech as an excuse to use it more. As much as i find pi builds impressive, that method of motivation never worked for me. I really needed a problem to come up that couldnt be solved well enough with a low tech solution. Well, as a budding gardener in my 30s, i finally have a gardening project that has me excited at the idea of leaning this DIY tech stuff. I'm really looking forward to pouring myself into the huge knowledge base this community has created to achieve my data gathering goals. The comments section here does give me pause about whether or not the community is open to non-tech newbies.. It seems like some of you feel like this guy is stooping to my level :/ but Im grateful for entry level resources like this.

[Fridgidice]

I would have covered associated energy consumption (.4w - 5.1w depending on the model) and certain drawbacks like having to worry about safe shutdown. While the pi 3/4 can legitimately replace full laptops for many people who only do email/web surfing, it's the fact that it can do so with a fraction of the electrical cost is what makes it worth doing. Good intro video though.

[ahmethamdicelik]

I watched the entire video laughing, thank you! This was both funny and informative.

[sleepingkindaof]

Thank you for keeping it simple enough to understand

[louisshaker]

Man I love your channel
First time here and subscribed ♥

[srtcsb]

Presentation : Video- beautiful and unique, Theme music - even more chill than before ;-) .
Voice volume - needs a bit of work.
Content : As accurate and concise as always.
Verdict : Glad to have you back man!

[neef]

Great information and an amazing presentation ☺️😁. Thanks for uploading!

[raresandrei]

"Don't expect to be playing Fortnite on this computer".
Laughts in GeForceNow

[peterd]

The Raspberry Pi is a great British learning and tinkering tool. It isn’t flashy but it opens up a world of possibilities.

[skylerbrown]

I just got my raspberry pi. I enjoyed the fast overview of them.