Internet-Enabled Thermostat

ptorrone writes "Engadget has a little write-up of what is supposed to be the world's first Internet-enabled thermostat from Proliphix, which has an Ethernet port and a built-in web server and can be controlled from virtually any standard browser. So how long until everything in the home has its own IP address and script kiddies decide to get their kicks messing with your air conditioning during a heat wave?"

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Re:Scirpt kiddies can die

[Incoherent07]

You severely overestimate the average American, even if you restrict it to the average American who would buy such a thing.