Article: Wi-Fi Protected Setup, or WPS, is a feature that allows someone to connect to your network by selecting the network on their computer or phone and then pressing a button on the back of the router. Not all routers have this option, but the ones that do usually have it on by default. WPS is a huge security risk simply because literally anyone (e.g., friends, family, contractors, home intruders, etc.) can connect to your router within a few seconds by pushing a button. If your router signed you out or took you back to the main dashboard after you changed your password, go back to the Settings page before proceeding. This is usually a tab somewhere on the Settings page, though you might find it in the Security section if applicable to your router. In many cases, this is as simple as checking the "Off" or "Disabled" box next to or below the WPS heading. In some cases, you may have to confirm this decision or enter a password to complete the process. Click the Save button (or similar) to do so. This will prevent people from being able to sign into your Wi-Fi network without entering the password.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Understand what Wi-Fi Protected Setup is. Re-open the Settings page if necessary. Look for a "Wi-Fi Protected Setup" or "WPS" section. Disable Wi-Fi protected setup. Save your changes.
Article: Use a hose to spray the plants affected by aphids with cold waterthis should knock the aphids right off. A hard rainstorm can also wash the aphids off of the plant. While you want there to be water pressure, make sure you don't damage the plants by setting the pressure too high. Repeat as needed to remove aphids when they crop up. If you see a cluster of aphids on a plant, you can swipe them off using your fingers. When you brush the aphids off, drop them into a soapy bucket of water to kill them. If the aphids have infested an entire leaf or stem, snip off the section using scissors or pruning shears and drop it in the soapy bucket of water. Wear gloves to protect your hands. Take a cupful of flour from your pantry or kitchen and bring it out to your garden. Use your hands to evenly sprinkle the plants affected by aphids, giving them a fine layer of flour. You don't have to coat the entire plant in flour, just the spot where the aphids are gathering. Ingesting the flour will constipate the aphids. Mix together a few drops of a mild dish detergent with a cup of water. Dip a rag or paper towel into the mixture, using it to gently wipe down the stem and leaves of the plant affected by the aphids. Make sure you wipe both sides of the leaves.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Spray the plants with a strong stream of water. Remove the aphids using your hands. Dust the plants with flour to help deal with an aphid invasion. Wipe the plants down with a mild soap and water.
Article: After you've been replaced or rejected, you may start to feel negatively about yourself. You may start to believe you're not worthy of relationships, but you are. Learning to accept yourself again may take some time and may be challenging, but you can do it. Give yourself a break for any mistakes you've made. Everyone makes mistakes, and you can learn and move on from them. This knowledge can enrich your future relationships. Avoid calling yourself names. That's not going to help you move forward. Even though you've been replaced or rejected, you will be okay with time. Remember that now you have more time to focus on yourself and find better relationships. Your ex might have moved on quickly, but this just shows they're not capable of being alone. Prove to yourself that you're capable of being alone by: Focusing on your unique abilities and qualities. Starting a new hobby. Participating in sports or other active pursuits. Focusing on your education or your job. To help heal from your sense of being replaced, spend time with other people. Reconnecting with others and trying to find somewhere else where you belong will help you get over the loss of your other friends. If you're not sure where to meet new people, you can try: Volunteering. Joining a sports team. Talking to someone new at work or at school. Joining a gym. Being replaced or rejected never feels good. But it's important to remember this is a normal part of life. Not everyone you meet is going to like you and you're not going to like everyone you meet, either. Sometimes relationships have to end. By accepting this, you can focus your energy on yourself and creating better relationships.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Accept yourself. Stay positive. Meet new people. Accept that exclusion is a part of life.