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Keep Tabs on the Devices Connected to Your LAN
Would you like to monitor all the devices connected to you LAN. Then you can do it using a Rasberry Pi Zero and a few LEDs. Like most people, we have tons of things connected via WiFi to our router. Be it AppleTVs, Rasberry PIs, Amazon Echos, weather stations, overhead airplane trackers, secu... Read More
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