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Brian Cooley: But I will tell you all about it right now. We are hoping that the networks in the house are fine that we talk to each other because you have got your PC network and you have got you HBAC security blah, blah network and they are in different worlds. Your ADT system has no idea you have got a computer. You can*t control the ADT system from that. You can*t run your HBAC from the computer. Typically, a custom installed you can*t.
David Lawrence: Sure.
Brian Cooley: It*s time for that to be all one platform WiFi 80211 Microsoft hopefully driving it.
David Lawrence: I wish the whole world was Roseville California with fiber to the home.
Brian Cooley: Oh yeah and taking it to the curve. They have both methods.
David Lawrence: Yes.
Brian Cooley: That*s hot.
David Lawrence: I mean when you think about the things you can do with that vast ocean of bandwidth.
Brian Cooley: And I love this simple WiFi. Don*t you love that?
David Lawrence: Sure.
Brian Cooley: It*s like of the town.
David Lawrence: That*s right.
Brian Cooley: Give me that fiber to the curve and I am happy.
David Lawrence: Which is the inverse of here. You are not allowed to have WiFi here. I hate here. They have the WiFi police here. You are not allowed to have WiFi here.
Brian Cooley: There*s one, the open networks right around here. I am going to keep trying to hack them.
David Lawrence: Are you?
Brian Cooley: Yeah I have been working on the whole time we are on the air.
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After a 30 year career on radio in markets from New York to San Francisco to satellite and network, David H. Lawrence XVII decided to make a change. He hung up his headphones and retired from hosting 3 network/satellite radio shows to head to Los Angeles, to concentrate solely on acting in front of the camera.
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