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Favorite Comment: MacGyver said, “Firmware upgrades are difficult – it’s all to easy to mess up and brick your router.”
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Sweet! and much cleaner than any plug panels of mine by a country mile.
Reminds me of a video I saw somewhere – someone built a working printer out of Lego and a felt pen.
Heh, wish all networking gear was built of lego, easier to stack!
Firmware upgrades are difficult – it’s all to easy to mess up and brick your router.
*too easy
nb4 lern2english
The Wi-Fi antenna looks like a Lego part, too!
Dude, imagine my ex’s face when she tries to get online using the outer half of the router. Shouldn’t have said I only deserve the ugly stuff.
NetGear’s newest router! I like.
I’ve seen better, I saw one using black leggo that was better fit to the hardware and even had clear blocks that allowed the blue lights to show.
I wish that LEGO was not so expensive where I live…
8-bit connection, 32-brick quality.
This is clearly a win, and the second posting I’ve seen taking from Instructibles. Let’s not get carried away with the re-purposed content. That’s a kludge in itself.
Now that’s one way to make plug and play work.