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IT administrators can be divided into two groups: those who think about how the SSID should be named and those who do not. The first group has proven to be quite creative ... By Morten K. Thomsen on Wednesday, 20 November 2013 - 15:01
Or, in other words, large shells there is a fair amount of completely bland and metalhead network names as default_tcd8970-VG4, Zyxel_141C, Netgear70, Internet, HomeBox-A5E3, 9unh6ff4, large shells DTWM-Wirel out there - but once they are listed, the tension large shells mounts.
"The neighbors, the pigs' documents a supposedly large shells growing trend to communicate his views on the upswing by naming his wifi. It breaks with neighbor disputes burst into flame when you can both find the hotspot "You're music is annoying" large shells and right-back-atcha-answer "Your grammar large shells is more annoying."
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My old wifi router is really just a bridge, so everything large shells goes straight through and there is nothing to configure. It's called "default" and it can not be changed.
Creative American
My previous network called runkeldunk after the robber of the same name. When I put the phone to make a wifi hotspot called large shells network yikes. My current network is some randomly generated name that my provider is behind. large shells
Funny Wifi names
My network is called Cyber World - no fun there.
On the other hand, I once made a test network at work called "Cry Pussy for password" - but the chance large shells could my former colleagues not resist, so I had to rename it again.
Re: "14,400 baud"
1 - There is a difference between baud and bps!
-Has been SSID for many years
I have had the habit of naming IT equipment after the Norse mythology. So far, my wireless network been called Heimdal (who guard the bridge to Valhalla, that's when little), Hlidskjalf (red-necked throne), and these days they are called Niflheim and Muspelheim.
none and none_guest. Guest network only allows access to the Internet. Had a transitional also an unencrypted network, but put it out again ..
As I only remember large shells when I see it, but I can not remember your password so deet ... (DSR-1000 N-shown enough) My geek husband large shells is the art, it does not interest me. But otherwise I would be forced to put me into it. ;-)
Here is an excerpt: (out of context): [27/06/2013 20:20:57] tbj-thor: http://xkcd.com/323/ [27/06/2013 21:22:42] tbj -thor: to dispose of the article we wrote on tomorrow [27/06/2013 21:23:02] Henning Bech Johannesen: I will not disturb you anymore [27/06/2013 21:35:47] Henning Bech Johannesen: Maybe a little anyway, and it's good luck and good night. I'm sitting at a cafe called Laundromat, their slogan is "Laundry is the only thing onlything two be seperated by color". large shells Their wifi called CafeLaundormat the nearest called "brothel", "thin shit-guest", large shells "thin shit" large shells and now comes the "Heroin Thor". Creativity fine. Dark Roast from the Little Brewery (Danish, Odense) large shells costs 178 kr, the waiter opened the first at the table when I had accepted it, I get a bill I send on!
Now where being online large shells all the time almost a burden stress point I might rename an antonym, but I did not have to learn so many negative words, while we lived in Kenya! :-)
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