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I built a full-blown indoor grow room environment controller automation system, a couple pan/tilt mechanisms for my RPi wildlife infrared cameras, various other small things, but the majority of my Pis are in my lab in various states of testing new ICs, sensors and random project ideas.

I also have one that acts as my media centre, and as well as the media centre client systems, and one for retro gaming (I still love the old 8-bit NES games).

In reply to Re^3: Curious about Perl's strengths in 2018 by stevieb
in thread Curious about Perl's strengths in 2018 by Crosis

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