Hi Chris,
I'm an accessibility consultant, ensuring mostly iOS accessibility, helping
developers and testers. Sometimes I do Android, and recently I started playing
with Windows Mobile and the Kindle Fire. The more limitations I find, the more
I feel I need something I can change to my heart's content.
Tom
Sent from my iPhone
On Mar 2, 2016, at 9:43 AM, Chris Norman (Redacted sender "chris.norman2" for===========================================================
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Hey Tom,
Good to hear from you mate. Welcome to the list!
The Pi is an excellent bit of kit, and I think you'll have a lot of fun
with it.
What sort of stuff do you do with mobile computing if you don't mind me
asking?
I myself am something of a MOO enthusiast, so my Pi, when it's on gets
used primarily for benchmarking my game server against a fully-fledged
Intel Xeon VPS running Debian.
Hope you get as much out of the Pi community as we all do.
Take care,
Chris
On 02/03/2016 14:40, Tom Babinszki wrote:
Hello Listers,
My name is Tom Babinszki, I'm writing to introduce myself.
I've been thinking about the Pi for months now, and Monday seemed like a
good time to get started by ordering Pi 3.
For the last few days I'm reading the discussion and browsing the archives.
I have to admit, it doesn't totally make sense yet, probably it will be
easier when I will have the actual device at hand. I'm not a Linux expert,
aside from a few tries with Ubuntu I haven't done much with it, but I hope
it is the time to change my habits. I'm primarily interested in Linux
because of the command line.
My reason to get the Pi was that by profession I am a mobile accessibility
expert, and I wanted to look much more into mobile computing and not be
stuck with iOS or Android. Ok, I know, the two are not the same, but since
I see the Pi's application in mobile or even wearable, I wanted to know
more. The other reason is, well, because I'm interested in getting my hands
on anything that's technology and I haven't played with yet.
I'm looking forward to learning from you.
Tom
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