Private smart home hard drive

reminds me of the PogoPlug (2007-2012). some light coverage here[1].

side note, the PogoPlug was one of the first hackable ARM systems, is what got me off openwrt & using Debian on ARM. along with some other nearby devices, the openrd board, sheevaplug, guruplug. based off a Marvell Kirkwood chipset. i wish Marvell was still more competitive with their ARM line up, making low cost devices. the 2016 EspressoBin was a pretty good offering for the time, from an old hand (GlobalScale, makers of the openrd & one of the plug devices), but a little on the slow side & there hasn't been any follow-up since. still, one of the only devices available with m.2 pcie, although that is slowly changing.

[1] https://www.theverge.com/2012/4/5/2910802/pogoplug-series-4-...