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I’m a dummy. Can you explain your setup? How does the Pi fit on a keychain? I searched for the term and it seems to be a DIY kit to do reinforcement learning t

I’m a dummy. Can you explain your setup? How does the Pi fit on a keychain? I searched for the term and it seems to be a DIY kit to do reinforcement learning to try to crack WPA keys?

BoredPositron 1y ago
It's running on a pi as with every other general computing device you can also run other stuff.
- uxcolumbo 1y ago
  I get that. I was just wondering about the comment that it can be carried around on a keychain. Looking at the pictures, some have a little screen attached and maybe a battery, so thought it might be a bit too big for a keychain.
  - MomsAVoxell 1y ago
    Okay, your keychain and my keychain might have different orders of magnitude, but yeah - I run the pwnagotchi as a standalone Linux machine (because that's what it is), and I use the paper display for my own purposes these days, just to view a calendar and subjects of last 3 messages to a particular mailbox .. when I want to do some dev, I ssh -Y in, and its just like a moderately performing Linux box .. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6981256 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6981256 The pwnagotchi stuff is fun, but its also easily turned off, which means its not always just pwnagotchi'ing .. more of a battery powered raspian box I can also clip inside the moped glovebox .. When I get to my desktop, I can also just use standard KVM dongles and use it that way .. its not fast, but for a lot of things, its quite adequate ..
    - uxcolumbo 1y ago
      Thanks for clarifying. Your Pi case looks smaller compared to the others, so now it makes sense that it fits on your keychain. Sounds like a fun little project.
      - MomsAVoxell 1y ago
        It’s a productive setup. As a fully functioning Linux machine, I can use it for everything. The iPad/rpi combo is pretty nice .. a lot lighter than the regular laptop, but just as productive, all things considered.

I’m a dummy. Can you explain your setup? How does the Pi fit on a keychain? I searched for the term and it seems to be a DIY kit to do reinforcement learning to try to crack WPA keys?

BoredPositron 1y ago

It's running on a pi as with every other general computing device you can also run other stuff.

uxcolumbo 1y ago
I get that. I was just wondering about the comment that it can be carried around on a keychain. Looking at the pictures, some have a little screen attached and maybe a battery, so thought it might be a bit too big for a keychain.
- MomsAVoxell 1y ago
  Okay, your keychain and my keychain might have different orders of magnitude, but yeah - I run the pwnagotchi as a standalone Linux machine (because that's what it is), and I use the paper display for my own purposes these days, just to view a calendar and subjects of last 3 messages to a particular mailbox .. when I want to do some dev, I ssh -Y in, and its just like a moderately performing Linux box .. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6981256 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6981256 The pwnagotchi stuff is fun, but its also easily turned off, which means its not always just pwnagotchi'ing .. more of a battery powered raspian box I can also clip inside the moped glovebox .. When I get to my desktop, I can also just use standard KVM dongles and use it that way .. its not fast, but for a lot of things, its quite adequate ..
  - uxcolumbo 1y ago
    Thanks for clarifying. Your Pi case looks smaller compared to the others, so now it makes sense that it fits on your keychain. Sounds like a fun little project.
    - MomsAVoxell 1y ago
      It’s a productive setup. As a fully functioning Linux machine, I can use it for everything. The iPad/rpi combo is pretty nice .. a lot lighter than the regular laptop, but just as productive, all things considered.