Do You Know Your Pi from Pie? Raspberry Pi Quiz!

Pi Aficionado Quiz

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Are you a Raspberry Pi aficionado? As we were getting ready for the launch of the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, we got to talking about Pi factoids and thought it would be fun to test our members on their knowledge of this famous family of single board computers. To earn our Pi Aficionado badge, score 100% in the quiz (you can take it multiple times, don’t worry), rate this document, and tell us in the comments about how you first learned about Raspberry Pi.

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Top Comments

SGarciaV over 7 years ago in reply to beacon_dave

I remember!

I've been a member of E14 since 2010/11, so i was here for the first announcement of the R-Pi. E14 was a chaotic and busy place when the Pi came out. Even more chaos ensued when the commercial arm couldn't deliver the Pis on time. People were ready with their torches and pitchforks when they didn't get their Pi.

Logistics became a nightmare. People waited months for their Pi, weren't happy about it, and made their sentiments known. The Pi became one of the most popular releases ever for a micro controller/SOC product. Deja vu?
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beacon_dave over 7 years ago

I can't recall how I first learned about the Raspberry Pi but I do recall that it made the headlines when the lack of integrated magnetics in the RJ45 network connector came to light during the early production run, resulting in delays In shipping.
https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/manufacturing-hiccup/
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doug65 over 7 years ago

Like the many others, I am glad you can have multiple retries. I thought I new my Pi well ~ still a lot of knowledge to be gained. If I remember correctly I first discovered Pi through Hackaday ~ but it has been a long time ago. Sometimes it is hard to remember what I had for dinner last night.
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aabhas over 7 years ago

Learned some interestingly new facts.
Thanks
Aabhas Senapati
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vimarsh_ over 7 years ago

A fun neat little quiz.
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abrain over 7 years ago

It feels like a long time ago I first came across the Pi..... no doubt I’ll get a Pi 4, and we’ll have some fun for sure! To me, if it gets people into STEM subjects, and having some fun promoting the more embedded aspects of software and hardware working together, it’s a success.

<rant>When people use them at the core of a battery powered portable product, then have issues when the plug gets plulled, battery life is short, or they don’t respond quickly enough because the programmer had never learnt to code properly, let alone used Python before, that’s not the fault of the Pi....</rant>

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nishanchettri over 7 years ago

Well,I certainly learned some facts about Rpi from this quiz.
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shamas.banaras@gmail.com over 7 years ago

Learned about the first ever Pi when a colleague at my last job mentioned the old XBMC (previous KODI) platform.
He bought one and tried it and was flawless. Great product, hope to tinker with one day myself.
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danringer over 7 years ago

I thought I would've made it on the first try, there was a lot to learn here. Thank you.
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colporteur over 7 years ago

Great trivia! Not much good at it. I discovered I don't have novelty knowledge. It seems I am missing a few seeds in my berry.
Sean
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