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The title text indicates that the curve recovers once users are more experienced, and ''can'' consistently install firmware correctly to get a working connection. In such case, the users are able to enjoy better connections through their firmware changes while avoiding their pitfalls. These experienced users are often able to diagnose and fix connection issues through the appropriate use of firmware, making their chances of connecting even better than the average user.
 
The title text indicates that the curve recovers once users are more experienced, and ''can'' consistently install firmware correctly to get a working connection. In such case, the users are able to enjoy better connections through their firmware changes while avoiding their pitfalls. These experienced users are often able to diagnose and fix connection issues through the appropriate use of firmware, making their chances of connecting even better than the average user.
  
[[Randall]] has previously used the title text to add extra info that would not fit in the main graph.  This has happened in [[388: Fuck Grapefruit]], [[1242: Scary Names]], [[2466: In Your Classroom]] and [[1501: Mysteries]]. The first three have extra data points mentioned there because they are far off the chart, whereas the last has a point whose description would be too long to fit on the chart. All these other graphs are scatter plots, as opposed to this comic being a line-graph.
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[[Randall]] has previously used the title text to add extra info that would not fit in the main graph.  This has happened in [[388: Fuck Grapefruit]], [[1242: Scary Names]], and [[1501: Mysteries]]. The first two have extra data points mentioned there because they are far off the chart, whereas the last has a point whose description would be too long to fit on the chart.  
  
 
Computer issues have previously appeared in several xkcd comics, notably [[456: Cautionary]], where WiFi problems specifically are mentioned in the title text.
 
Computer issues have previously appeared in several xkcd comics, notably [[456: Cautionary]], where WiFi problems specifically are mentioned in the title text.

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