https://gizmodo.com/inmates-stash-t wo-homebrew-computers-in

>>59934491
Read the article

>>59934491
First of all, never read jizzmodo.
Second of all, read https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/04/inmates-built-computers-hidden-in-ceiling-connected-them-to-prison-network/
and
http://watchdog.ohio.gov/Portals/0/pdf/investigations/2015-CA00043.pdf

>>59934491
I'm not going to give gizmodo my traffic, but fyi it's actually extremely easy to hide a Rasperry Pi in your anus.

>>59934670
The article wasn't about raspberry pi units. The article was about two full fledged computers being found in the ceiling.

>>59934645
>>59934670
lol imagine giving a fuck about reading gizmodo or not

With their arms.

Also the fact that "building" a computer these days is like assembling Lego. Some IKEA furniture is harder to piece together.

>>59934696
Well that makes it trickier, I could probably smuggle in the individual components one at a time though.

THE PRISON REFURBISHED COMPUTER PARTS, THEY JUST NICKED A BOARD HERE AND THERE
NOT HARD

>>59935063
Honestly I expect that they simply "refurbished" any full systems which passed their way. It would be far more reliable in terms of hardware support.

>>59934740
>imagine being a gizmodo reader
*shudders*