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Luckily those Internet of Shit companies really understand how computers work… oh wait, they don’t …
Home automation: when an expired certificate leads to water on the floor pic.twitter.com/ev8JQJHYUT
— Andrew Sorensen (@AndrewX192) March 26, 2017