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> uses a Raspberry Pi Zero W in their second-gen system (assuming it's a standard version and you haven't already) Couldn't you just grab the SD card out of i
by flutas 4y ago
> uses a Raspberry Pi Zero W in their second-gen system
(assuming it's a standard version and you haven't already)
Couldn't you just grab the SD card out of it and inspect the file system, then try to get the password through that? You'd have to spend some time bruteforcing it most likely, but it should eventually (tbh, seeing solutions like this I'd expect quickly) give you the password.
- ashton314 4y agoWow! What a great idea! I definitely would never do that because it'd violate their TOS. Don't ask me how I know that it's a Zero W in the first place because opening the thing up is a big no-no. Yup. Would never do such a thing… Never ever… No way… Nu-uh… Nope nope nope the land of ten thousand nopes…
- someweirdperson 4y agoWhen first reading this it sounded really strange. Buying a device and TOS don't really fit. Checking the website it seems to be a kind of PaaS, plant as a service. Am I reading that website correctly? They are offering remotely-managed plants for rent?