Tired of the boring name that’s assigned to your Wi-Fi network? If you have ever browsed the list of networks in your area, you’ve probably found that the majority are named after the brand of router broadcasting the wireless network.

In order to change that name, you simply have to log into your router through your Web browser. Basically, you just enter a string of numbers into the URL of your browser. You can find this by looking on the bottom of your router or simply searching the Net for your router brand. Netgear routers, for instance, use 192.168.1.1 to reach the admin screen. At this point, you just navigate through the admin to find the Wi-Fi network name, then change it. Here’s a good walkthrough on PCMag, if needed.

We’ve scoured the Internet tubes to bring you our 50 favorite alternatives to spice up your home’s wireless network.

1. Abraham Linksys (or John Wilkes Bluetooth)
2. The LAN Before Time
3. It Burns When IP
4. Troy and Abed in the Modem (for Community fans)
5. Bill Wi, the Science Fi
6. Pretty Fly for a Wi-Fi
7. FBI Surveillance Van #594 (scares away stupid criminals)
8. LAN of Milk and Honey
9. Hide Yo Kids, Hide Yo Wi-Fi!
10. Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Lan
11. Skynet Global Defense Network
12. I’m cheating on my WiFi
13. Help, I’m Trapped in a Router!
14. A Van Down By The River
15. A LANnister Always Surfs The Net (for Game of Thrones fans)
16. Series of Tubes
17. Go Go Gadget Internet
18. I am the Internet, AMA
19. The Promised LAN
20. Mom, Click Here for Internet
21. WI-FIght the inevitable?
22. Silence of the LAN
23. New England Clam Router
24. Wi believe I can Fi
25. Occam’s Router
26. Get off My LAN!
27. Click Here for Viruses
28. Router? I hardly knew her!
29. Wu-Tang LAN
30. I Can Haz Wireless?
31. Drop it like it’s Hotspot
32. Look Ma, No Wires!
33. All Your Bandwidth Belong to Us
34. Network Not Found
35. LANdo Calrissian
36. Wi-Fi Network? Why Not Zoidberg?
37. 2 Girls, 1 Router
38. One Does Not Simply Log Into Mordor (for Lord of the Rings fans)
39. Bill Clinternet
40. Winternet is Coming (for Game of Thrones fans)
41. 99 problems, but WiFi ain’t one
42. DHARMA Initiative – Station 4 (for Lost fans)
43. The Wireless-G Spot
44. Please Connect for Identity Theft
45. The Net starring Sandra Bullock
46. Y No You Get WiFi?
47. I Pronounce you Man and WiFi
48. Keep it on the Download
49. I’m Under Your Bed
50. Ermahgerd, Wi-Fi!

Enjoy! Let us know if you have any other great ideas for Wi-Fi network names in the comment below.

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Adding an extensive set of parental controls to any home Wi-Fi network, Circle with Disney is a Internet-connected device that lets parents filter content on devices within the home.

In addition, parents can limit the amount of time kids can access content as well as set a specific time when zero content can be accessed on the device, such as bedtime.

Tied to personal logins, the filter option include presets for Pre-K children, elementary school kids, teenagers and adults. Each of these options comes with a barrage of default settings, but each can be customized based off the child. Access to specific apps can be flipped on and off, Internet content can be filtered by category, access to specific sites can be cut off and advertising can be blocked completely.

In addition to cutting off access at specific times, Circle includes a pause button that can completely cut off all access in the home or it can be set by device. This feature is ideal for family time, such as meals. Regarding bedtime access limits, each device will offer up a splash page to send them back to bed until access is restored in the morning.

On top of the content filtering, Circle also tracks usage and offers up data summaries such as the length of time users utilize devices. The data summaries break down usage by app as well as time spent on each site. Users can compare usage data over time, specifically against the previous day, week or month. The data also includes a list of sites visited as well as a list of sites that were filtered by the device.

You can check out a video of the device below as well as mulitple pictures. It currently sells for $99 at retailers such as Amazon, Best Buy, Target and the Disney Store.

Shut Up and Take My Money: Circle with Disney