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Careful, I plugged an unknown USB drive into my house and then all my centrifuges tore themselves apart.
Wait, have you been living under a rock all that time?
Why do you have centrifuges in your house?
You mean you don’t have a uranium enrichment plant in your basement?
Why are you talking about plants when I’m asking about centrifuges?
Guys there’s someone calling himself Hans Blix at the door, did anyone order takeaway?
Is he the bad guy from Die Hard?
Not for nuclear reasons if any regulatory agencies are asking.
Just know that after installing linux on your house, it won’t have Windows anymore!
drink some Wine and there will be your Windows
It will be more secure and easier to maintain that way. No more broken Windows!
Just put the Windows in a VM, duh! /j
what’s sick is that this could actually work in some mad scheme where the wall wart is range extenders and acting as network attached storage
Extreme self hosting
Or, the wall wart could be a network adaptor for an ethernet over power system, and the packets could be running though the power lines…. But almost certainly not that.
EOP would use RJ45 Ethernet jacks though, so you couldn’t plug a USB stick in there and expect to communicate with it right?
It would if you installed it, but in theory you can get creative with the wiring.
Even better: powerline adapters.
Home assistant entered the chat.
Gotta hold the doorbell while you flip the circuit breakers to enter the boot menu
Depends on who built the house, and even what model. I always have to search to find the right buttons.
In my house I have to flush the toilet while running the garbage disposal.
But have you done it on a badger?
These days you can even install it on your nadgers
Can it play Doom?
Sure, on that screen on the kitchen box that reheats your pizza.
I mean, if you used a bash bunny as the stick, you would have linux installed in your power. :)
You don’t have to do this, sparky linux is free to download.
