Lockdown project - how many devices do you have at home that can open a web page?

[northernladuk]

But you can count your new eBumfist 3000.

Well.it opens something alright.

[NotAllThere]

Ah! It twas you wot wrote the poll. That explains the proper boundaries on the groups, thank you.

I had my daughter check.

[Scruff]

5 laptops
4 Alexa Echo's
3 Tablets (there are others but not used)
2 Phones
3 ESXi Servers (plus whatever VMs are running at the time)
3 Raspberry Pi
1 Firestick
1 Kindle
2 Eufy devices
2 SkyQ

2 people
38mbps connection

No sweat

[ladymuck]

Can an echo "open" a web page? It accesses resources on the web but it doesn't display them for viewing. But, by reading out the content, i guess it's no different to screen reader software used by the visually impaired. Although a screen reader, from what I remember, will convert the displayed page into speech which is a subtle distinction.

[Scruff]

What is a web page these days? In the IoT this needn't be a visual page, but an address which is prefixed with http(s).

[BlasterBates]

I've been reading the lists of devices everyone has been posting very carefully and I would implore people to carefully check their accuracy.

[xoggoth]

9 if you include the ancient things, 2 XP laptops, a Win 2000 PC desktop and a Win CE tablet that I've never got round to chucking out. Maybe 10, I'll have to see if my Psion 5 still works.

[xoggoth]

I know the XP laptop still works ok for browsing. About a year ago some idiot backed into the telegraph pole and I lost my phone & internet for a week. Just about managed to access the free BT WiFi with the laptop on the bedroom window sill.

[ladymuck]

I've been reading the lists of devices everyone has been posting very carefully and I would implore people to carefully check their accuracy.

You want to be sure what you're nicking before you make the effort to break in?

[Zigenare]

YG1 has just embedded the Pi into one of these: SunFounder PiCar-S Raspberry Pi 4/3/2/B+ Smart Car Kit - RobotShop , so I've lost access to the HDMI port. But she's got her kid's Fire running a virtual desktop so she can still use the Pi, so it still counts. Much better than home schoolwork.

There's always VNC.

Agreed on the schoolwork topic!