Linux Wall Warts Small On Size, Big On Possibilities
davidmwilliams writes "Every geek and technology lover will undoubtedly have stumbled across online adverts for tiny headless Linux-powered devices that are barely larger than the power point they plug into. What can you actually do with them? Plenty, it seems!"
SheevaPlug, I don't know about the rest of you but that name brings visions to my mind that has nothing to do with computers.
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First, I misread this as "linux walmart" and thought it was some sort of "app store" deal. Closer inspection reveals the truth is far more disturbing. They should probably pick a new name... or dress them up like 'Shrek' and market them towards kids or something.
I'll wait for Apple to release the iPlug.
Botnets bitchez.
Yours In Astrakhan,
Kilgore Trout
P.S.: Bush-Gingrich 2012 !
You got wall warts from using a SheevaPlug, you better get some cream for that right away...
Gah, I grossed myself out... pleh!
crazy dynamite monkey
In an alternate universe where SheevaPlugs are 50$, bizarro-mbakunin posts on bizarro-slashdot...
mbakunin (258573)
I'm waiting for the price to hit $35. $50 isn't bad, though.
places have ports enabled that are not is use/conspicuous?
You might need to put a Polycom sticker on it.
My God, it's Full of Source!
OUTSIDE_IP=$(dig +short my.ip @outsideip.net)
Plug in the USB cable that came with your phone and use it to charge up your phone.
I've abandoned my search for truth; now I'm just looking for some useful delusions.
My favorite I once saw was "Process Controller. Touching this will break manufacturing line." And this was *not* at a small scale manufacturing plant.