Key Lime Pi

I work developing for the Pi and assuming that any of the SD cards would survive in a Pi environment is just a terrible idea. They get corrupted extremely frequently, both in hardware and filesystem level. Hardware level is because most brands just don't use chips good enough to handle the IO of a "desktop" OS, even if it's slow like the Pi. Software level is because the Pi is highly unstable hardware and freezes frequently, plus the tiny micro USB port for powering gets unplugged surprisingly often. Random poweroffs and reboots just asks for corruption on Linux filesystems.

So, essentially this site is just reselling Raspberry Pi's with a few pieces of software source code pre-downloaded to the SD card? I'm really not seeing the value add here.

I had do look twice when I saw the prices: 16 BTC seems pretty steep. The small leading dot is easy to miss.<p>Maybe use a leading zero or millibit or bits or whatever is trending right now.

&quot;Setting up the Key Lime Pi is a breeze! Just insert the provided SD card, hook up your keyboard and plug the device into your monitor. Then follow the detailed instructions that are included with your device. The instructions can also be found here!&quot;<p>Hardly &quot;a breeze&quot; for anyone with a laptop.

Excellent. &quot;Offline&quot; equals &quot;safer&quot;.<p>Have you considered a detailed writeup on the risk profile someone would have with and without Key Lime Pi, considering things like hardware failure, theft, loss, user error, general or specialized malware infecting that SD card stuxnet style, backdoors and weaknesses in the various hardware and software parts etc.?

Very cool.<p>From a pure website UX perspective, I&#x27;d recommend making it more obvious what the differences are between each price tier. Took me a moment to realize what the difference between Complete and Complete Plus were. This will be even more confusing if the end user doesn&#x27;t know about Raspberry Pi&#x27;s and Rev B vs Rev B+

These SDHC cards give me the creeps when I have to store sensitive data. I wouldn&#x27;t sleep at night if my BTC wallet was sitting in one of those.

What&#x27;s the part that makes it more secure? Where are those details.

So that name didn&#x27;t go waste it seems!