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Reason number #8 I’m not a Republican. Luddites. ;)
There
might be WiFi on the bikes outside (or at least there
might have been), but the one place you definitely won’t find 802.11a, 802.11b,
or 802.11g is inside Madison Square Garden where the Republicans are holding their
National Convention. Why? The guy in charge of technology
for the convention believes that WiFi’s “unproven technology” carries
too many security risks and might also cause too much interference with “remote
control technologies” used by television networks covering the event. The
interference issue might not be a red herring, but we heard this crazy rumor somewhere
that you can add encryption to WiFi.