It looks like all he managed to do was setup a wifi access point on a laptop and connect a kettle to it...

That's 'hacking' these days is it?

He was having fun with a device that exposes needless endpoints, than he sat down and wrote about it, without ai in his own words.

As far as I can judge, there is nothing in his writing, that indicates it is driven by the desire to get “an edge in competition” or “visibility” for his clients.

When we bemoan the loss of the old internet, we feel the loss of people like him.

Is what he does hacking? It’s what we used to call ‘hacking’, maybe we should come up with an another word now.

I’ll retreat to my basement now and will sing the “free software song” in front of an image of St. IGNUtius.