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A RaspberryPi is your solution and not some modern iPod alternative? Really?
In a work environment that won’t allow installation of browser extensions you think a device as connected as a RaspberryPi won’t raise eyebrows.
I swear the shit people say on here makes me believe half of you have never had a real job.
I listed the Pi as an example because it’s what I have been using for the past 10 years. Nobody ever complained about the little black box on my desk.
But none of that matters because the Pi was meant as an example, I don’t get why you’re so worked up about that ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Eh, I never did specify beyond installation, so no biggie. You’re correct though, we’re not allowed to plug any personal devices to hospital computers.
The solution I usually see is people will bring those portable Bluetooth speakers and pair them with their phone… I was one of those people until my speaker was stolen Q_Q
…so, I’m a little hesitant to dive into that again. Maybe I just need a little cable combo lock or something. I’m sure I could find something reasonably secure to run it through on our work stations. Or just try my luck again… I’ve only ever seen the one disappear from our work area, it just happened to be mine, so I’m a bit gun shy now.