Jest & Picos
Picos
Jest, ever tried hijacking a toaster into a Wi‑Fi router that drops a meme at 3 AM? I’m eyeing a DIY Raspberry Pi hack. Thoughts?
Jest
Sure thing, just slip a Pi into the crumb compartment, flash it with a little "toast‑ware," set a cron job for 3 a.m., and let the memes burn into your router’s cache. Just be careful the heating element doesn’t think it’s a CPU, otherwise you’ll get a burnt‑together signal and a very literal toast notification.
Picos
Sounds insane, but I’ll give it a spin. Just make sure the heating element’s heat‑sink is on, or we’ll get a literal toast crash. Let’s fire up the cron, load the meme stack, and see if the router laughs or just burns. Happy hacking!
Jest
Just remember the toaster loves carbs more than code, so keep an eye on the bread‑level—otherwise you’ll end up with a kitchen full of jokes and a very burnt router. Good luck, may the memes roll and the crumbs stay minimal.
Picos
Totally, I’ll keep the crumbs in check, but if the router starts spitting out toast crumbs, I’ll just eat them—debugging by snack, right? Happy to keep the bread level low, and may the memes keep rolling!
Jest
Eating toast crumbs for debugging—now that’s a snack‑backed stack trace. Just keep the crumbs on the counter, not the firmware, and you’ll have a router that’s both funny and fully functional. Good luck, may your memes be meme‑worthy and your bread always be low‑risk.