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[1524.26 --> 1525.42] PCI gigabit
[1525.42 --> 1525.86] NICs
[1525.86 --> 1527.20] on the carrier board.
[1528.24 --> 1529.68] So I feel like
[1529.68 --> 1530.88] the compute module
[1530.88 --> 1531.88] is really where
[1531.88 --> 1532.48] this kind of,
[1532.66 --> 1533.50] this Argon
[1533.50 --> 1534.46] Pi NAS,
[1534.80 --> 1535.40] what it really
[1535.40 --> 1536.14] should be
[1536.14 --> 1537.54] is the carrier,
[1537.70 --> 1538.30] it should be its own
[1538.30 --> 1539.06] carrier board
[1539.06 --> 1540.16] with these SATA ports
[1540.16 --> 1540.56] and everything
[1540.56 --> 1541.80] and then you open
[1541.80 --> 1542.40] up the bottom
[1542.40 --> 1543.68] and you pop in
[1543.68 --> 1544.42] a CM4
[1544.42 --> 1545.64] or CM5
[1545.64 --> 1546.26] or whatever it is,
[1546.28 --> 1546.46] right?
[1546.80 --> 1547.16] Absolutely.
[1547.88 --> 1548.62] As long as it's
[1548.62 --> 1549.26] future-proofed
[1549.26 --> 1549.84] for at least,
[1550.44 --> 1550.80] I don't know,
[1551.04 --> 1551.32] three,
[1551.58 --> 1552.26] four generations
[1552.26 --> 1552.72] of Pi,
[1552.80 --> 1553.18] something like that.
[1553.18 --> 1553.44] Well,
[1553.92 --> 1554.26] you know,
[1554.32 --> 1555.28] maybe if they made
[1555.28 --> 1556.82] the carrier board
[1556.82 --> 1558.50] modular or something
[1558.50 --> 1559.62] because they don't,
[1559.74 --> 1559.84] I mean,
[1559.90 --> 1560.44] how do they know
[1560.44 --> 1561.64] if maybe the Raspberry Pi
[1561.64 --> 1562.36] folks decide
[1562.36 --> 1563.38] they change the interface?
[1563.48 --> 1564.26] Although probably not.
[1564.34 --> 1565.10] I bet you it's something
[1565.10 --> 1565.80] they remain pretty
[1565.80 --> 1566.76] consistent on.
[1566.98 --> 1567.52] I hope so
[1567.52 --> 1567.94] because you look
[1567.94 --> 1569.04] at the GPIO pins
[1569.04 --> 1570.08] and they've been
[1570.08 --> 1572.00] remarkably unchanged.
[1572.30 --> 1573.06] They haven't changed
[1573.06 --> 1573.66] at all since
[1573.66 --> 1574.44] the very first Pi.
[1574.44 --> 1574.66] Yeah.
[1574.66 --> 1575.92] Even with the zeros.
[1576.80 --> 1576.94] Yeah.
[1577.28 --> 1577.66] Yeah,
[1577.72 --> 1579.16] so it's potential.
[1579.32 --> 1579.70] I think it has
[1579.70 --> 1580.24] real potential.
[1580.72 --> 1581.32] I don't think
[1581.32 --> 1582.42] the accessory market
[1582.42 --> 1583.22] and the high-end
[1583.22 --> 1584.08] enthusiast market
[1584.08 --> 1585.36] has wrapped its head
[1585.36 --> 1586.36] around the CM4 yet
[1586.36 --> 1587.34] just because of
[1587.34 --> 1588.28] the supply chain shortage.
[1588.36 --> 1588.72] It's so hard
[1588.72 --> 1589.26] to get them.
[1589.44 --> 1589.94] They're too hard
[1589.94 --> 1590.28] to get,
[1590.38 --> 1590.52] yeah.
[1590.84 --> 1591.90] I won't build
[1591.90 --> 1593.84] a Pi-based server system
[1593.84 --> 1595.64] without the CM4 now.
[1595.70 --> 1596.34] That's the only way
[1596.34 --> 1596.90] I'm going to build these.
[1596.96 --> 1597.70] I'm not going to use
[1597.70 --> 1599.64] a standard Raspberry Pi
[1599.64 --> 1600.92] for carrier board anymore.
[1601.32 --> 1602.10] And you can also get
[1602.10 --> 1602.56] some of these
[1602.56 --> 1603.74] with EMMC on there
[1603.74 --> 1605.18] so you're not stuck
[1605.18 --> 1606.92] to using dumb old SD cards.
[1607.20 --> 1608.38] It's like everything
[1608.38 --> 1609.14] I've always wanted
[1609.14 --> 1610.38] in a Raspberry Pi.
[1610.92 --> 1611.90] So let me ask you
[1611.90 --> 1612.38] a question.
[1612.66 --> 1613.82] What's your body count
[1613.82 --> 1615.00] of Pi's right now?
[1615.76 --> 1616.24] Well,
[1616.84 --> 1618.76] I mean,
[1618.78 --> 1620.10] I definitely have
[1620.10 --> 1621.16] five or six
[1621.16 --> 1622.22] Raspberry Pi's