The size of the packet
How big should a packet be?
Tag: history
Sometimes equals isn’t equal
The meaning of ‘equals’ isn’t as straightforward as it seems
How SSH got to be on port 22
How SSH was neatly assigned between ports 21 (Telnet) and 23 (FTP) — two protocols it was set to succeed.
Three of the best: Geoff Huston
In 2023, Geoff Huston delivered several insightful posts. Here are three of the best.
APNIC celebrates 30 years: Part 7 — Community in the wide
Much more than a registry — NOGs, IXPs and CERTs.
Chipping away at Moore’s Law
The current and future economics of silicon chip fabrication.
Happy 50th birthday, Ethernet
Why has Ethernet endured as a ubiquitous data framing protocol over all these years?
On synchronicity (and the desirability of not having it, sometimes)
There is synchronicity in the Internet. Is that a good thing?
The Internet twenty-five years later
Investigating the evolving layers, and business, of the Internet.
Australian Internet and astronomy: A deep relationship
What implications does the Square Kilometre Array have for Australian Internet operations?