[Podcast] About time: The Swedish national secure time distribution initiative
How the Swedish built and operate a network service that provides a reference time source, and the problem with time.
[Podcast] Measuring how the IETF performs at producing documents
Measuring the IETF data tracker gives a unique perspective on the current state of document production.
[Podcast] Failed Expectations: 40 years of network history
How the failures and successes of technology deployment offer valuable lessons.
On synchronicity (and the desirability of not having it, sometimes)
There is synchronicity in the Internet. Is that a good thing?
[Podcast] A look back at notable root zone changes
How the DNS root zone has changed over the years and what’s coming next.
Death of TCP predicted: News at 11
News of TCP’s demise in the data centre has been greatly exaggerated.
Good day, sunshine
What if a Carrington-level event happened today?
[Podcast] How much buffer is enough?
How do we maximize the use of a given network path, without knowing everything about its size along the way?
[Podcast] Network dependency measurement at IIJ
Exposing dependencies between ASNs in BGP.
15 years to the end of the world as Unix knows it
Is Y2038 the new Y2K?