Damn! I like the sound of that!
Hey pokey,
another question.
You said you installed Raspberry Jessie on your Pi.
What version did you use? A recent one?
Was SSH disabled by default? Or did you have to create an empty file named "ssh" and put it in the /boot folder, before you could remote access your rasp?
I am asking because since a few months ago, they have now disabled SSH by default, as they explain here:
https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/a-security-update-for-raspbian-pixel/I don't know which raspberry OS's are affected by this (not the version that I used), but it certainly is good practice to disable SSH by default so that people who want to use it have to specifically enable it first. Also important to change the "pi" user's password immediately after first login.
Anyway, just something to consider.
We certainly want SSH enabled since we want to operate Raspberry Pi's in headless mode, without monitor/keyboard.