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"text": "Hi for context my son is 14 and obsessed with computers and technology, me i have no clue about any of it. For the past week he's been asking me for something called a raspberry pi. Can I get some help on what it is and what he could need it for\n\nEdit: thank you all for informing me on what it is, I have decided to buy my son a raspberry pi kit with everything in it for 200$ aud and I hope he will like the surprise.\n\nAnother Edit: I have also decided to buy him a raspberry pie and troll him first then give him the raspberry pi",
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