TL;DR
An engineer discovered an old Google OnHub router at a thrift store and decided to repurpose it rather than letting it go to waste. Although it originally ran Chrome OS and was abandoned by Google, the OnHub can be revived using OpenWrt, a customizable Linux-based firmware designed for routers. This device boasts a Qualcomm dual-core processor, gigabit Ethernet, and sufficient memory to handle the OpenWrt installation smoothly.