Eero makes extending WiFi range easy, but at a hefty price - Boing Boing

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My home was built in 1927, and its Spanish plaster walls have deflected every attempt I've made at setting up a dead-zone free Wi-Fi network. I've tried range extenders, moving large items around and I've even had my service provider attempt to tweak ...

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