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companies slash individuals slash whatever out there doing what our people on Hackaday had been doing three or more years ago, which is hot airing off the RAM and replacing it with a RAM of a higher value.

So it used to be you could hot air off the BGA RAM module, put in an 8 meg one in place of a one.

And ta-da, you have a lot more memory.

That's cool unless people are doing that unscrupulously and selling them as new 8 gig Raspberry Pi boards when it was a one and it's been BGA'd off because, well, quality control.

What happens if it doesn't work? And the answer for Raspberry Pi is somebody comes back to them with this board and says, hey, my board doesn't work.

You know, it's not their fault that it doesn't work.

It's really no big deal.

And I think Jeff also mentions this, that it's no big deal, but it's a step you have to take.

They all want to be the underdog.

And a couple of clubs, Walkerstown, in fairness, Adam Quinn called out to Chronicle in his post-match interview on BGA, saying that, you know, we gave them a little bit of fire in their belly.

So we're happy to oblige.

Glad we could help.

Rolling Heights, fuera.

Isle of Skye es el siguiente.

Ese es el juego de Alexander Pfister de hacer una, un, un condado en las Highlands escocesas y puntuar al estilo Carcasonne.

Eh, a tope con, con Isle of Skye.

Sigue en mi colección.

Eh, lo he jugado más veces después de hablar en el pódcast.

Es un juego que, que ya todos sabemos jugar, que lo saco y que se ha convertido un poquito en, en un evergreen.

Aparte, con todas las...

So I won't do that to you if you play with me.

But if you play with the sweats on BGA.

The sweats.

The sweats.