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" You had a good run, It Hurts When IP. We&amp;#039;ll never forget you, wutangLAN. But a new champion has written himself into the annals of Wi-Fi network name hijinks. Someone on or near a Qantas flight this weekend named their Wi-Fi hotspot, Mobile Detonation Device, and the results were predictable. Qantas flight 481 from Melbourne to Perth was delayed, and dozens of passengers decided to skip it, after a passenger noticed the crew that she was seeing Mobile Detonation Device among the available networks.  If the prankster was on the flight itself, he or she got the proper comeuppance: delays. A passenger told reporters that the captain held the flight until the device could be located. No one came forward, but about 40 passengers decided to leave the flight, and have their luggage pulled. This, in turn, took up even more time. There was no detonation. There was no mobility. And, who knows, maybe there wasn&amp;#039;t even a device. The only bomb on board was the joke.  Source: The West Australian via The Next Web "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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