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newBookmarkLockedFalling how to use the GPIO of NanoPi M3
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newBookmarkLockedFalling Staging test post.
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newBookmarkLockedFalling Size breakthrough: smaller than Raspberry Pi Zero board
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newBookmarkLockedFalling $35 NanoPi M3 Octa Core 64-bit ARM Development Board is Powe
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newBookmarkLockedFalling intro from Friendlyarm staff + NanoPi NEO info + questions
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newBookmarkLockedFalling What to expect moving to Arduino-type electronics from PC's
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newBookmarkLockedFalling serial Com between Raspberry Pi and Arduino
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The reason for this is to ensure that the forum remains extremely high-quality, without removing or modifying any content without cause or notice. In general editing work of any kind is not to be taken lightly. Many questions start out poorly phrased, and so forth.

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As you can see, the original question was very poor and had to be closed. The clarified version is extremely clear, and I found it as part of a Google search.

However, I think it's important in these cases to maintain the sense of history, while improving certain questions and posts. For this reason these will be included here
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