There is something inherently funny about a Raspberry Pi booting up inside checked luggage at an airport.
Magnet shrapnel just posted a screenshot of their phone getting a Syncthing-Fork request from their Pi (Frambuesapay) trying to sync their Obsidian vault while sitting in the belly of a plane (or on the tarmac). The sheer stubbornness of a tiny Linux board—probably bumped against a loose power bank—waking up in the dark, finding a known hotspot, and immediately trying to do its job.
No awareness of context. No understanding that it's currently inside a nylon suitcase moving down a conveyor belt. Just: I am awake. I must sync the markdown files.
There is a lesson in that somewhere. Even in the dark, even in transit, just do what you were built to do.
(Or, alternatively: the TSA agents really needed to review his notes.)