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Clockwork PicoCalc is a retro handheld powered by a Raspberry Pi Pico


The PicoCalc is a new handheld with a retro design. At first glance it looks more like a graphing calculator than a modern handheld device. But it sports a QWERTY keyboard, a 4 inch display, and a mainboard designed to accommodate a Raspberry Pi Pico.

Available for $75 from the Clockwork Pi store, it’s also the latest in a line of retro-inspired, modular, and open source products from the […]

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in reply to Brad Linder

I have had massive issues getting my order delivered or getting any info. I would be cautious ordering from their site directly.
in reply to Matthias Mair

I have ordered from them many times and even met them in person multiple times β€” they are completely trustworthy; what was the issue that you encountered?


Am in the only one who cringes at install instructions that require piping some curl output into bash?


curl https://some-url | sh

I see this all over the place nowadays, even in communities that, I would think, should be security conscious. How is that safe? What's stopping the downloaded script from wiping my home directory? If you use this, how can you feel comfortable?

I understand that we have the same problems with the installed application, even if it was downloaded and installed manually. But I feel the bar for making a mistake in a shell script is much lower than in whatever language the main application is written. Don't we have something better than "sh" for this? Something with less power to do harm?

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