He put a censorship-proof library inside a $20 Wi-Fi light bulb (richardosgood.com)
Power it on and it broadcasts an open Wi-Fi network with a captive portal that hands you the library — no internet required. Storage caps it at roughly six ebooks, which the author frames as a feature: each drop reflects whoever made it.
The pushback was semantic and sharp: the titles are Call of the Wild and Huck Finn, not anything actually illegal to own in the US. The build is the star; the framing got the side-eye.
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