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9/14/2015
02:22 PM
Brian Moore
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Comic: When WiFi Enters The Living Room

In preparation for the Internet of Things, Google and other companies are trying to make WiFi more living room friendly. (Be careful what you wish for.)

Waterproof WiFi: the next big thing.

Brian Moore is a cartoonist and illustrator. His first brush with the world of IT was a very part-time gig applying software patches on a TRS-80 Model III. The patches were about four lines long and arrived in the mail, typed on letterhead. He has since moved on to computers ... View Full Bio
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9/30/2015 | 7:48:27 PM
Re: Be Careful
But at least it matches the rooms ensemble!
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9/14/2015 | 8:31:25 PM
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@brian -- very funny. watering the router. 
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