Hunting old Linux gadgets to add to your mesh so agents can run stuff on them remotely
_Stocko_ · x · 2026-10-14
A shift in mindset: devices that run Linux and support SSH used to underwhelm; now people actively seek them out to join their mesh network, letting agents execute tasks on them remotely. As Stocko put it, "the walled garden walls are being torn down" — AI agents are dissolving closed device ecosystems.
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