Picked up a new device: Cardputer ADV. And the LoRa hat, of course (I'm still messing with meshtastic!) The device itself is *neat.* Length and width-wise, the size of a credit card. Thickness... not so much. The LoRa hat makes it sit at an angle, which *can* put it to face you. Wish they'd made it a flushmount thing, but know why they didn't - there's a pair of buttons on the top, as well. In theory, one firmware at a time. In reality, there's a launcher firmware you can burn that can then be used to download other firmwares. :D Since I know some folks who follow me are radio nerds - the LoRa hat adds a better LoRa transceiver and GPS. Comes with an 868 mhz antenna (Hunting for a 915 mhz for stateside use.) The Meshtastic firmware itself is... interesting. TBH, I wouldn't use it on the device itself - responsiveness is abysmal. You *can* pair it like any other BT device, so that's something at least? Other neat firmwares for the thing. Wifi radar (gives you rough ranges, can help home in), a pwnagotchi-like firmware called porkchop with the most fantastic sense of style in terms of documentation, and like a dozen others I've downloaded but not yet tried. This thing's gonna be my new favorite toy, I suspect. Might even be something I try building something for. (Baby's first IRC client?) #cardputer #ActuallySecurityRelated