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My toilet officially has an IP address. Every time my editors flush, all of our computers drop off the NAS and even the internet kind of hiccups, so I put a float switch in the toilet tank and wired it to an old Raspberry Pi. Now I know exactly when that toilet flushes, down to the millisecond, and my whole team gets a Slack alert. It took a Lego, a few tries, a few zip ties and way too much hand washing. That's just good IT work. In this video you'll learn how a float switch works (two metal strips, a glass tube and a magnet), how to wire one to the GPIO pins on a Raspberry Pi, why the Pi's built-in pull-up resistor keeps stray electrical noise from faking a flush, and how a small Python script checks the pin every tenth of a second and logs every flush to a JSON file. Whether you have never touched a GPIO pin or everything in your house already has an IP address, this is a very dumb project with a real IT lesson inside it: when something weird happens on your network, log everything around it.





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RESOURCES / LINKS:

🔌 Jumper wires (buy a million of these): https://geni.us/qSh67

🚽 Toilet monitor code + step-by-step guide: https://github.com/theNetworkChuck/toilet-monitor-guide

📺 My Paperclip video (where the flush problem started): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RVf25Rg0Mc

📺 You SUCK at Subnetting EP 1 (where I first joked about giving my toilet an IP address): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WfiTHiU4x8





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