How I got My RaspBerry Pi and what I did to it till now

For a long time I have been in love with the idea to buy a RaspBerry Pi. Primary I wanted it for a project from the past. I was planning to set up (with a very small P133 256MB or something) an Asterisk Internet Network to phone for free with my friends and manage my homecalls. For example: If someone calls without having CLIR activated, then he would be summoned by a female robotic voice (S.H.O.D.A.N HrHr) to enter his phone number per phone keyboard or he would be disconnected. And much more funny things to do...

The RaspBerry seemed the much better choice then for many reasons. I'v been to poor to get the laughable 35$ together. So a friend of mine who did know of my obsession bought me one for christmas. That's what happened (Like a brief roadmap what I've done so far and what's to expect from this blog):

A new housing for my RaspBerry Pi

I got bored and so my RaspBerry had finally moved from its Gauloises ciggy box into an official housing. Why? Someone heard realizied how much I love my RaPi while I was enthusiastic talking about it while presenting some features. So she gave me the RaspBerry Pi housing me as a christmas present! I therefore rooted her Acer Iconia A501 and filled it with Thors JB MR2 v6t8 ROM and made her THIS custom bootanimatoin in return. I actually did love my artful ciggy box too but Happy Christmas THIS ONE is very solid and well wrought too and fetches less dust! Disadvantage: Bad air circulation. Anyway: Thanks and here we go...