electrical engineers. <3 personally have so much respect for 'em in general what with the respect for the low, low low level of hardware - not to mention knowing their shit when they could get fried or zapped due to a wrong line.
that advice with the intel manuals is *so great* though. manuals are a bit scary for me, but same reason i was digging through linux history a few months ago as part of getting used to this new laptop lol. kudos to you for having that work!
and hahaha, sneaky work there with the homework! (unironically love this kind of tech homework, and fortunately for you i am more than happy to be the nerd of looking this up :P )
to your point about the resource intensiveness -- just reading through a little of matrix' documentation it looks like images might be the killer of why i might go with IRC first after all, as well as taking a shot with the earlier historical bit; it'd take a lot longer for text to fill up a pi's storage, versus images.
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that advice with the intel manuals is *so great* though. manuals are a bit scary for me, but same reason i was digging through linux history a few months ago as part of getting used to this new laptop lol. kudos to you for having that work!
and hahaha, sneaky work there with the homework! (unironically love this kind of tech homework, and fortunately for you i am more than happy to be the nerd of looking this up :P )
to your point about the resource intensiveness -- just reading through a little of matrix' documentation it looks like images might be the killer of why i might go with IRC first after all, as well as taking a shot with the earlier historical bit; it'd take a lot longer for text to fill up a pi's storage, versus images.