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Re:Lipstick on a Pig a.k.a. the Raspberry Pi 3 by onion2k on Sunday March 13, 2016 @12:24PM (#11278201)
Where did the author talk bad about "their entire work"?

Everywhere he said "the Raspberry Pi 3" he's referring to the product as a whole, which is the culmination of all the work the Raspberry Pi Foundation has done to date, ergo the entire article is about their entire work. If he has a problem with only a small part of it then he would have said "the Raspberry Pi 3's bootloader blob" instead.

Re:Lipstick on a Pig a.k.a. the Raspberry Pi 3 by detaro on Sunday March 13, 2016 @01:08PM (#11278398)
Hm, I wouldn't see the Raspberry Pi 3 as the "culmination of all their work", but as a tiny part of it. The specific hardware IMHO is the most boring part of what they do. There are tons of cheap-ish ARM dev boards now, there always were in many ways "technically" better boards, for most purposes it doesn't matter that much what the specific Raspberry Pi X looks like (I was really surprised they came out with the 3 so fast, it didn't seem necessary to me). What's interesting in my eyes is the publicity, community, and ecosystem they've managed to attract.