FuNkYt3cHm0nK3y Posted August 31, 2015 Posted August 31, 2015 My technolust is hitting me hard right now... I have so much badass equipment around me and no am itching for a badass project. I am up for anything, home security, home automation, hak tool, maxing out my wifi thought the house..... what ever you can think of. I would love to hear what kind of ideas you guys may have. Here is my equipment list: Surface Pro 3, Broken Scree and dented shell. MS refused to fix and sent it back. (i7, 512ssd, 8 gb ram) use dock for monitor view Dell 7440 Latop with dual 265gb mSATA drives, 16 port POE Managed switch, 2 - Raspberry PI 3 - Panana Pro Wifi Pineapple LAN Turtle Rubber Ducky Nighthawk X6 R8000 16tb Plex Media Server What in the world could I do with all of this? I need something REALLY REALLY BADASS!! Any Ideas? Quote
cooper Posted August 31, 2015 Posted August 31, 2015 Not badass I suppose, but if you got a PoE splitter/converter that drops the voltage down to 5v you can use that to power your banana or raspberry pi's off of it. You can turn your Banana Pi into a fileserver in much the same way as I did with a PcDuino 3 Nano. You can make this your very own hacker lab by installing stuff like OpenBSD on the Banana Pi and try to hack into it. If OpenBSD is too high a target, install one of the Linuxes and see what works. Quote
hairbag Posted August 31, 2015 Posted August 31, 2015 the road is clear patewan...to put it simply.. HACK THE PLANET!!! Quote
i8igmac Posted August 31, 2015 Posted August 31, 2015 I need to upgrade my setup, but I placed a raspberry pi b+ in my attic space... a ddwrt wireless router hooked to the pi for remote access... 3 alfa cards connected to a usb hub, one of these cards I use for my internet access... the 2 other cards are for fun... I was thinking about replacing the pi with maybe a 'trim slice' or something with better throughput speeds... I could use a remote control arm, for moving my directional antenna around. could be so much fun programming a 'auto tune' arm that maps out all access points best signal based on x/y arm location Quote
cooper Posted August 31, 2015 Posted August 31, 2015 Make one of these. You need a few extra antennas and a servo, but other than that... Quote
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