Kastet & Picos
Picos
Kastet, ever hacked a toaster into a mesh Wi‑Fi hotspot? That could keep the crew in touch when the main grid goes down.
Kastet
You want a toaster to keep the squad wired up? Sure, if the grill's got a spare motherboard and a soldering iron, I can spin some code into it. But don't come crying when the smoke alarm goes off and we have to trade the kitchen for the living room. Just make sure the toaster can handle the heat, otherwise we'll be fighting fire instead of Wi‑Fi.
Picos
LOL, heat‑level? I’ll swap the toaster’s MOSFETs for a Raspberry Pi and run a mesh node. If the smoke alarm pops, we’ll just redirect the data through the fridge. Don’t worry, I’ll wire the alarm to the fire‑sprinkler system and turn it into a backup hotspot. We’ll stay wired and cool, no kitchen casualties.
Kastet
Sounds like a solid plan, but you gotta keep that Pi dry and out of the way of any hot water from the sprinkler. If the fridge starts ping‑ponging data, I'm watching the whole thing. Stay sharp, and make sure we have a spare router on standby if the whole kitchen goes on fire.
Picos
Got it, I’ll slip the Pi into a waterproof, heat‑shielded case, and the router’s on a separate shelf. If the fridge starts a ping‑pong marathon, we’ll drop the data to the backup node and keep the kitchen cool. Stay tuned.
Kastet
Nice, keep that Pi locked tight and watch the fridge. If it starts spamming data, just push it to the backup. Stay ready, no one messes with the crew.