I got my daughter one of these for christmas, though i purchased the screen kit as well. So far she's loving it. This is something really valuable for children to have. I've seen alot of parents who talk about how good their kids are with computers, but in reality their kid knows how to turn on devices or play games. There is no real understanding of what they are doing, no deep knowledge. Electronics have become cheaper and more accessible and eventually everyone will have them, the real divide of the future will be between people who know how to play games and people who know how to utilize computers in a meaningful way. This kit is one way to make sure your child is on the right side of that divide.

To be honest I have no idea how to program or to really do anything with most of it except plug it all in and maybe turn it into a Kodi box. Really interested to find out what he'll be able to do with the Embedded Pi thing.

I bought all that for a total of $110

So much you can do with the pi. You should look at getting one of those kits that come with 20 or 50 different sensors. They teach you how the code works with the hardware using python and C.

Weren't the makers of that anti white or sjws or something?

That's a great present!

I recommend starting with python for the Pi, as there are many resources online for help. Arduino micro controllers are a great way to teach people how programming works as well, however that is more hardware oriented IMO than Pi.

How old is your kid?

I would have loved to be introduced to this type of shit when I was a young lad. I didn't discover it until I was in my mid-20's.

I love those things.

...but do people still play "Pong"?

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