One of the problems with the early Raspberry Pi models was the lack of on-board connectivity. Ethernet aside, if you wanted to connect to a wireless network, you needed to use one of the USB ports, and in hub-less situations, this was a port you could be using for other purposes. The same was true for Bluetooth. While the Raspberry Pi Model B+ and Raspberry Pi 2 brought extra USB ports, the best solution could only be built-in Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, something we finally got with the Raspberry Pi 3, released in early 2016. But how do you set up...
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