General / Off-Topic Braintree's secret origin re!vealed

[Spinoza]

In case you don't recognize this, it's the Raspberry Pi logo.
In case you don't know, the Raspberry Pi project was headed by David Braben.

 

[Bryan K]

And now I have a way to persuade a friend of mine to play this game! He's a big fan of the Raspberry Pi project.

 

[Spruxxx]

Great little units. Perfect for using as cheap monitoring / alert systems.

I think I might know of an earlier, darker, origin of the Braintrees though...Essex

 

[Tarman]

Great little units. Perfect for using as cheap monitoring / alert systems.

I think I might know of an earlier, darker, origin of the Braintrees though...Essex

https://www.filcris.co.uk/cms-files/56b1/56b1cbcf27c3e.JPG

... are the swords there for ... harvesting ... >______>

 

[Deleted member 110222]

Ha! You're right! You'd think I'd notice given the Raspberry Pi 3 I have on my desk.

 

[Hell Razor5543]

OK, so if somebody from Braintree manages to get Elite: Dangerous running on a Raspberry Pi system, and then goes to all of the sites where you can find the Braintree, do you think that will unlock some (or all) of the hidden stuff within the game?

 

[CMDR Cosmic Spacehead]

OK, so if somebody from Braintree manages to get Elite: Dangerous running on a Raspberry Pi system, and then goes to all of the sites where you can find the Braintree, do you think that will unlock some (or all) of the hidden stuff within the game?

I think the galaxy will implode.

 

[Spruxxx]

I think the galaxy will implode.

OK, so if somebody from Braintree manages to get Elite: Dangerous running on a Raspberry Pi system, and then goes to all of the sites where you can find the Braintree, do you think that will unlock some (or all) of the hidden stuff within the game?

it would like typing Google into Google x1000