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Wi-Fi anymore, which is a problem because it's in a part of the house where I can't use it on real ethernet. So what I ended up having to do was fake ethernet. So it's going ethernet into a wireless access point, which is then relaying it to the rest of the network. So it's hardwired according to it, but it's really on Wi-Fi because the chip, if you connect the chip to the wireless network, it'll just drop out after like two or three minutes just for no good reason or sometimes it won't connect at all for like half an hour. And this is just a known problem with these older chips. And I've got Raspberry Pi's that have been running in almost continuous operation for like the last 12 years. I think the oldest one I have is from 2014. So I guess that just happens. Well, maybe that was a known issue and they got around it. I haven't had that issue with the