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I find remarkable how simple it appears to be. You could take any existing Pico-based board, find two unused pins and solder on those four components. You update the software and suddenly the project is network-connected! For most other micro controllers this would either be impossible (dedicated pin already occupied with another function), or would require installing another PCB.

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