Flight Rising Discussion

[quote name="corndog" date="2023-05-09 14:27:28" ] i beg of a raspberry pi owner, please try this [/quote] Whats special about accessing fr on a raspberry pi? I mean, I could but it would be no different then using my Linux laptop. Raspberry pis are fairly normal computers.

[quote name="azhdrake" date="2023-05-09 21:01:07" ] [quote name="corndog" date="2023-05-09 14:27:28" ] i beg of a raspberry pi owner, please try this [/quote] Whats special about accessing fr on a raspberry pi? I mean, I could but it would be no different then using my Linux laptop. Raspberry pis are fairly normal computers. [/quote] i think it is the novelty of opening FR on a raspberry pi, much like running minecraft on the raspberry pi. just isnt the first thing u'd think of when you want to open FR, especially compared to just using a regular pc or phone, hence [ [ unusual device ] ] theres another thing where i don't think not many people have a raspberry pi on their immediate person

[quote name="dolled" date="2023-05-09 21:05:55" ] [quote name="azhdrake" date="2023-05-09 21:01:07" ] [quote name="corndog" date="2023-05-09 14:27:28" ] i beg of a raspberry pi owner, please try this [/quote] Whats special about accessing fr on a raspberry pi? I mean, I could but it would be no different then using my Linux laptop. Raspberry pis are fairly normal computers. [/quote] i think it is the novelty of opening FR on a raspberry pi, much like running minecraft on the raspberry pi. just isnt the first thing u'd think of when you want to open FR, especially compared to just using a regular pc or phone, hence [ [ unusual device ] ] theres another thing where i don't think not many people have a raspberry pi on their immediate person [/quote] I guess I'm just too used to it? I think of my raspberry pi as more of a normal and real computer then my Chromebook was. I did play flight rising on my raspberry pi when it lived in my room; it was basically just a desktop computer. Minecraft is impressive because its a hefty game on a little machine. Fr just needs a browser. I'd post a screenshot but it would just be a picture of a normal monitor lol.

Not an unusual device but this thread is making me miss my original laptop running Windows Vista that I used to play FR on ages ago. I'm also another user that would access FR for dailies on my 3DS when I still didn't have free access to my own laptop. Also, it wouldn't be necessarily what this thread is looking for, but my boyfriend's workplace has a few computers* running Windows 95 so maybe I can get him to pull up FR there.

Also, this is the one time I wish I could bring my phone into my workplace. FR isn't blocked (mostly) there and I interact with these weird touch panels that can access the internet. Less unusual since it's a basic touchscreen panel and more an incredibly bizarre place I could access FR on.

*I'm not sure these are full computers or like my workplace where it's mostly a tower and monitor running an old version of windows to execute a single program. I know Windows 95 would be fun on its own but I also hope that it more than that as well since I know there are panels attached to the machines he uses, but I'm not exactly sure how they work.

Raspberry Pi? I'll do you one better.

MintyPi

Edit: I'm suggesting it I don't actually have one sadly. I've been meaning to try to find parts to make one.

how many crabs would it take to run FR [url=https://ibb.co/TP7HnXQ][img]https://i.ibb.co/fryCKR3/Screenshot-2023-05-09-11-05-28-PM.png[/img][/url]

this is not the scope of this thread but i desperately need to know why a refrigerator would ever need to access the internet

also when are we running this bad boy on a calculator

Interesting thread. I should see if I can get it onto my Nintendo DSi, but that thing hates WiFi with a burning passion. And it's also like a decade old.

[quote name="bulrush" date="2023-05-09 23:18:57" ] also when are we running this bad boy on a calculator [/quote] I plan to do it! The problem is my TI-84 and other calculators I'm aware of don't actually connect to the internet. Best I could do it is beam my computer to my calculator, but we shall see

idk if this counts but there was this one time i had accessed FR on a Windows 98 virtual machine. good times. im loving all the wacky devices in this thread lol