The other was being used as a bridge between all our smart devices. It’s also running an ad-blocker across my entire home network. One is attached to an antenna that helps track airplanes. I already have a couple Raspberries Pi (that’s the non-official plural that I’m still trying to make happen) in use in my home. You just have to be able to search for things on the internet, and copy and paste commands - and have a little patience and the willingness to screw up once or thrice. And you don’t have to have a neckbeard to rock Linux. And the operating system is open source, which means you can do all sort of fun things with it. It’s powered by USB-C, which almost everyone should have on hand already, and it uses a microSD card for onboard storage. At least not without paying a pretty stupid premium online.įor the uninitiated, a Raspberry Pi is a tiny little Linux computer that fits in the palm of your hand. Only one problem: As of mid-April 2022, due to supply chain issues, it’s still pretty impossible to buy a new Raspberry Pi. This is the sort of thing that a Raspberry Pi is perfect for. While there’s no reason that I couldn’t have just bought some sort of travel router and called it a day, I didn’t want to spend a couple hundred dollars (or more!) on what ultimately would be going to a company’s marketing budget more than anything. The background A new Raspberry Pi is all but impossible to buy right now because of supply constraints. So it was time to finally figure out a travel router.

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