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Internet of Things, IoT, is an application domain that integrates different technological and social fields. Devices that link together such as sensors, remotes, servos; networks (Cloud, WiFi, Bluetooth) and data transfer. They give you the ability to receive real-time data to your mobile device and with proper programming skills, analysis to help your hobby or business venture.
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How do I fix Double NAT caused by sharing wifi internet on my local wifi network?
This worked for me (OSX 10.11):
System Preferences > Network > (in left column, select the "service" through which you get your internet access) > Advanced > Configure IPv6 > Link-local only
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