A Google OnHub router, once considered premium but now obsolete, was repurposed by installing OpenWrt firmware to serve as a wired-to-wireless bridge. This allowed seamless network connectivity for devices far from the main Wi-Fi network without double NAT issues, demonstrating that old routers can still be valuable through creative reuse and customization.
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