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Ki= loyal, kind, sweet and cute person
Pi= needs Ki to live happy
Man1= I know you since Elementary School! I think you are a real "Ki" 😪
Man1friend= No! I'm a completely "Pi" for you! You're my "Ki"!🥺
Man1 and Man1friend now are engaged
(Ki and Pi)
Raspberry Pi is a series of small, affordable single-board computers developed in the United Kingdom by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. It is a credit card-sized computer that uses a microcontroller to run various operating systems and perform a variety of tasks, from basic computing tasks to complex projects in the fields of robotics, artificial intelligence, and Internet of Things (IoT). Raspberry Pi devices are popular among hobbyists, educators, and researchers for their low cost, versatility, and ease of use.
I am using a Raspberry Pi to create a smart home security system that can be controlled from my smartphone.
The school's computer science class is teaching programming concepts using Raspberry Pi devices.
The research team used a Raspberry Pi to collect environmental data from the field and transmit it to the lab for analysis.
I am building a retro gaming console using a Raspberry Pi and some vintage game controllers.
Used books on or about the number π; dismantled exhibits on the beauty, ubiquity, and utility of π held on Pi Day by students in school or at shopping malls; or discarded pi-related projects or artworks by artists or math educators in a museum.
Eco Math: How could all the pi junk be recycled without polluting the environment?
totally not jewish (not AEPi), a unrecognized fraternity at Oneonta normal school. A bunch of men (not jewish boys) met at the Legends Pub, and formed a totally cool not retarded frat who specializes in drinking beer, taking moles, eating female ass, shotgunning lokos, smoking pot, and definitely not being jewish (unless you are jewish, thats ok!)
alpha pi- i don't even speak spanish lol
Inkie Pi Is A Remove First Letter And Last Letter Of Pinkie Pie
When a car plate number displays the first few digits of the decimal number π—the question that pops up in a geeky onlooker’s mind is the amount the car owner paid for this private plate.
A geeky billionaire was spotted driving a Porsche with a pi plate on the streets of Paris.
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