Now, I like Microsoft more than most folks, and I doubt I’ll ever join the Steve Jobs-worshiping Mac cultists. But as even most computer-savvy people know, setting up a Windows network is only slightly less frustrating than designing national health-care policy. David Pogue’s post on setting up a new Windows router gives some good insight into why, even in the age of connectivity, the process of getting one’s computers to talk to each other is so maddening.