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Why give it the wifi password on the first place?
You're trying to hook up, y'know? These things happen at a certain point in a boys life.
Probably a "smart" coffee maker.
The S in IoT stands for security.
There’s no S in IoT?
Woosh.
You spelled loofah wrong
Exactly.
Like I say about smartphones, they are only smart when conpared to the users...
I love it when someone tries to make a snide comment, calling other people stupid, and makes a flagrant spelling error.
I love smartasses... Same principle.
Will you make out with mine? I like tongue in my smart ass
Just put on there it connects to the internet to get the freshest electrons for your coffee and boomers will give it WiFi, their credit card number and one quarter of their children's inheritance
It’ll even reverse your mortgage, which Tom Selleck approves!
so you can make coffee from anywhere in the world, and for firmware updates and to get the latest brew styles.
It is considered rude to not give guests the password I beleive.