Jeff the fact that you consistently prioritize uplifting others alongside everything else you put out is truly special. Thanks for continuing to be such a wonderful creator and teacher.

Wow, callout for Andreas! Nice! Love his channel!

Perfect pronunciation of "Sfera Labs", Jeff! Thank you so much for featuring our Strato Pi Max! "The CM in here is probably the least interesting part of the whole build" wow, what an honour to hear that from you! We can't wait to see how you'll put it to use in your amazing projects!

3:43 great you mention Andreas! ❤❤❤

Oh my, I came here for the CM5 MINIMA coverage and definitely wasn’t expecting that shoutout – thank you, Jeff! 🙌 Big fan of your work and honored to be included! 🛰

Andreas is great. I learned so much about esp32 boards which I have now made a few dozen projects with. Nice to see him get a shout-out.

Oh loving the Sneakers reference. That movie plus TNG and other things made a lot of engineers lol.

The first thing that came to my mind was Star Trek IV. Scotty talking to the mouse on the old Apple computer. “Hello computer.”

Thanks Jeff! This is the first and most comprehensive vertical preview of the CM5 IO board on YouTube. CM4 had Jeff, and now CM5 still has Jeff! 🙌

Jeff, thank you for showing the TypeOrTalk keyboard

Almost thought this was Computex coverage with all this AI stuff

OMG I love the AI keyboard. But for someone who already has a ton of keyboards, rather than having a to buy a new KB, I'd be more interested in a dedicated "ai dictaphone". e.g. the same CM5 module + microphone that works like a keyboard, but without the keyboard

The Sneakers reference is great

Jeff is the GOAT. What a relentlessly stand up human.

"Have you ever dreamed of a keyboard where you plug it into a computer and talk to it instead of typing?" ...No?

Shout out from CH! Love to Andreas <3

8:55 33 years later, and still the best "hacking" movie. Also if the keyboard is catphishing you... blink SOS in your next video.

There’s little in this world more rewarding than elevating others. Well done Jeff!

Thanks Jeff, we need more of this kind of contents. Lots of cool stuff in here!

My wife has a spinal cord injury and something like this would be huge for her. Also as im getting more privacy minded I have been loving the idea of Pi's being a swiss army knife of local module compute.