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cosmicgadget
11 months ago
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Qualcomm to acquire Arduino
That's like the cost of two burritos. Unless you're bricking these things on the daily why would $1 vs $40 be the deciding factor for a project that is tens of hours at a minimum?
vachina
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I buy 10s them and throw them around the house. I have a couple on AAA batteries and with deep sleep + watchdog wake on WiFi they last months.
umeshunni
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What kind of projects are you using them for?
limagnolia
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20$ for a burrito? That is like some high-end, premium burrito right there! But hey, its your money, spend it however it makes you happy.
cosmicgadget
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$13-17 plus tax. Closer to two than three, especially by TPIR rules.
The $7 burrito era is long gone unless it's a frozen burrito or someplace that is extremely sus.
BenjiWiebe
11 months ago
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Taco Bell lists their burrito supreme as $5.59.
relaxing
11 months ago
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> someplace that is extremely sus
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