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That's awesome

Like the adafruit feather rp2040 www.adafruit.com/product/4884 I have one of those (their special edition pink one) and their qtpy rp2040. They can do all sorts of microcontroller things, and can be programmed in circuitpython or micropython!

Might have some, I'll message you if I find them

Does anyone have a favorite 3D printable pi case? Need lots of different models (including zero and pico) I’m willing to pay for models @jeffgeerling.com probably knows best

I keep meaning to respond to this as well. I have I think 10 RPI Bs that you can have. Did you want them before SCALE or I can get to you at SCALE.

I have a few 3b's since I moved my workloads to 4s.

Hey Justin - We've got some budget at the Rocky Enterprise Software Foundation for some SBCs for the community--maybe we could allocate a bit for this project? Happy to talk more :)

Missed the opportunity to submit a workshop for kids proposal. Was planning on using a raspberry pi based robotic car I put together to help newbies learn programming. If I send you the assembled kits, would you be able to hand them at socal expo along with the other stuff you are handling out?

IRL pickup are also an option

I got good use out of my old pi b's. They started as my demo at @tremolo.io booth at the first kubecon in Seattle in 2016 a multitenant kubernetes cluster! I got some weird looks. Last one of those that still work is running as a DNS masq server for my lab for a little while longer.

Of course it's all automated detection and not checked by a seismologist but it can give data from otherwise under-monitored spots, and the USGS even uses them for quick deployment until they can get more complex seismometers to a spot, like American Samoa last year

I’ve got something between 6 and 8 rPI2’s sitting idle from an old project. Where should I send them.

I have a bunch of 3b+ I could part with