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Passive-agressive Wi-Fi networks

netgear router.jpgThis one caught my eye over the weekend - communication via wireless networks. No, not 802.11.x, but the network name itself...

The example shown by Technabob is an advert for a house party, visible to neighbours, who can consider themselves invited...

Things can also become mopre pointed, as the website notes:
All in all, it's quick and effective, but you probably shouldn't use it as a default way of inviting people to your party. Sticking to Facebook is probably a good idea. Or, you could use your Wi-Fi network to send passive aggressive messages to your neighbors...
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One for the Digital Life category.

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