TIMESTAMPS: The important invention of one Hollywood actress 0:28 The father of Wi-Fi 1:45 Wi-Fi. What does it mean anyway? 3:05 This is all via radio waves 3:57 What reduces the speed of the Internet 5:34 How your photos (and other things) reach your friend 6:35 Is Wi-Fi bad for our health? 7:48 What can block your Wi-Fi signal 8:50
My background is in communications and it's amazing the leap we made from dial-up over copper on a 56k modem to a Gig of Highspeed and WiFi especially over a secured network helped take technology to a whole new level📈
A pretty big error to make in a video on an informational video. Is there a way to edit and reupload videos to RU-vid without losing views and comments?
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I remember learning about WiFi so I could wirelessly connect my nintendo dsi to the internet router. Crazy to imagine 10 years later WiFi would be a fundamental part of everyday living
I left school BC, "before computers" were even brought in to the classroom. Yes this was in 1981. Family first computer was a Commodore 64 with 38 k memory, and run on an audio cassette to store data. Home computers have come a very long way in such a short space of time.
A really great video I love how you mentioned Hedy lamarr. I think it's a travesty what little credit she gets for her inventions. And then the radiation ionizing. Keep up the good work!
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Bob, from spectrum, told me about this to teach my kiddos. Even my 6 year old was able to learn and enjoy it. Thank you to him for recommending this and to the creators for their video creation. ^_^ This 30 y/o momma and her kiddos learned alot.
There won’t be unless the shielding in the door is broken, or the interlock fails and allows the magnetron to run with the door ajar. In that case you have bigger problems than losing wi-fi: the microwave oven puts out a million times the power of a phone. It heats the water in food and it will heat the water in your body. And if you have a pacemaker it could interfere with your heartbeat.
@@saikrishnachowdarygariabbai Doubtable. Common Americans who are familiar with Ionizing Radiation, learn of the radiation method when positing whether their Microwaves can cause cancer. Naturally scientists and enthusiasts may learn of it otherwise. I argue that because most Americans would learn of the subject for such a trivial manner, a lack of clarity on the term is more possible than the wrong term. Either way it's still pretty off.
I was using dialup long before the internet. You seem to have skipped that. When we first got personal computers we connected with dialup to BBS's and other computer services like Q-Link, AOL, Geenie and others. I remember chatrooms back in the mid 80's. It was a different time.....
I know 3 things for sure: 1. Having each residential and commercial unit paying for wifi every month till the end of time is a brilliant capitalist concept. 2. I rarely get headaches. Then I moved. And I constantly got headaches at night and in the morning. At the new place, the Wifi router was 1m from my head. The headaches stopped when I moved the router much farther away. 3. When wifi extenders went mainstream, the newer wifi routers I got were no longer able to provide wifi signal as well thus creating the need for wifi extenders even in a small home.
I've always wondered how wifi worked. I've always wondered that. Now I finally know, and I am indeed amazed by what I have learned. 👌🏻🤙 Also, I actually was wondering if the waves of the wifi levels harmed the body. Good mind reading my guy. Even though it wasn’t a literal mind reading action, just an accurate prediction. So, good prediction.
The part about the father of wi-fi and the part about how wi-fi was originally named some decimal number and the marketing team renamed it wi-fi. Love your videos!!! ❤.
Why did this video came out after my wifi stopped like 3 hours ago. I came from school and my mom was like the internet is slow, and I was trying to fix it for hours. Turning it on and off, than it finally work!!
9:32 Some channels can go thou brick walls 1,6,11 are common up to 12. Wif can go thou wood, glass, or concrete but not water. You don't need to buy a wifi booster when you can make a 3D-printed reflector for your router some wifi signal can bounce off certain metals.
What do you think about the health risk(s) with 5G? As an electrical/communications tech, I wish the FCC would do more health risk testing before flooding the air. And before its too late🤯
BRIGHT SIDE probably , cause sometimes I cannot see clearly whats written on the whiteboard , either way i've to blink rapidly/continuously until my eyes get watery n henceforth this problem is givin me freakin anxiety
Nicely explained but would like to see with your wonderful animation, how the WiFi broadcast by my router is used by my PC's dongle to print a document to my wireless printer.
8:13, 8:20 - At these times, author refers to "iodizing radiation." It should be "ionizing radiation." That's the stripping away of electrons in atoms to create beta particles, which can damage tissue.
my mom: uhhhgg read some books! i've never seen anyone who spends 5 hours on the computer every day!! bright side: "so now you know a little more about the wifi you spend hours and hours on *every day* "
Very interesting and helpful info--my only criticism is the patronizing tone of phrases like "all that numeric mumbo-jumbo," and "sciencey stuff." It's not really all that funny and it sounds like a put-down of people who are actually trying to understand what you're talking about.
Wi-Fi *doesn't* actually stands for "Wireless Fidelity". Its not an acronym nor a short name for anything, thus doesnt actually stands for anything. Its a trademark name for *IEEE 802.11* because its too long and also it would sound weird if u want to ask the password for the network. And Wi-Fi is a pun made from the word hi-fi or "high fidelity".
lol you picked the first answer that you saw. it doesn't stand for that. Or at least the creators of W-Fi did not intend for it to mean Wireless Fidelity. it's just a popular misconception.
