I can't find any evidence that these Raspberry Pis can actually evaluate W|A queries such as ack(9!,9!) or heartcurve1 (which are meaningless in the WL) without an Internet connection. The problem is that the WL is not the same thing as Wolfram|Alpha (indeed, most Mathematica answers on this site would be more accurately called WL solutions since Mathematica is just one program which runs the WL). The Internet connectivity concern gets brought up alot on these answers and the argument is usually raised that since there are Raspberry Pis which run the Wolfram Language without an Internet connection, they are fine. Is the use of the Internet problematic?.I have two main questions about the use of Wolfram|Alpha: Here are some example code-golf submissions using Wolfram|Alpha:
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