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What if AI just makes us work harder? (ft.com)
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Network Programming with Go (jan.newmarch.name)
L 12 pts 1 comments by fcambus Sep 11, 2012 gonetworking Programming (General)Data / Databases / Infrastructure thread
WhisperSystems - Creating a low-latency calling network (whispersystems.org)
L 4 pts 0 comments by jcs Feb 1, 2013 networking Data / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Network Autoconfiguration with Go and ØMQ (kyleisom.net)
L 2 pts 0 comments by inactive-user Feb 27, 2013 gonetworking Programming (General)Data / Databases / Infrastructure thread
This hasn't been proofread by anyone besides myself (or code reviewed), so it might be a little rough.
Storehaus is a library that makes it easy to work with asynchronous key value stores (github.com)
L 3 pts 0 comments by moses Mar 22, 2013 databasesscala Programming (General)Programming Languages / CS TheoryData / Databases / InfrastructureCulture / Philosophy / History / Reading thread
Commotion Beta is out: Free Wireless Mesh Network Software (mailman.stanford.edu)
L 2 pts 0 comments by jcs Mar 24, 2013 networkingrelease Programming (General)Data / Databases / Infrastructure thread
The Differences Between Onion Routing and Mix Networks (crypto.is)
L 2 pts 0 comments by inactive-user Apr 12, 2013 networkingprivacysecurity Data / Databases / InfrastructureSecurity / Privacy thread
Why IPv6 and Content Centric Networking Matter
L 6 pts 4 comments by tehgeekmeister May 24, 2013 ipv6networkingrantweb Web DevelopmentData / Databases / Infrastructure thread
For some reason, it goes without questioning that networked applications of significant complexity require a centralized server. Much of the nature of the web and the cloud are basically a result of this. In a number of cases, it's relatively legitimate. Some things just are significantly easier whe...
The network is reliable (aphyr.com)
L 2 pts 0 comments by SeanTAllen Jun 9, 2013 databasesnetworkingscaling Data / Databases / InfrastructureProductivity / Career / Business thread
Anticensorship in the Network Infrastructure (telex.cc)
L 2 pts 0 comments by inactive-user Jun 15, 2013 networkingprivacy Data / Databases / InfrastructureSecurity / Privacy thread
ZeroTier One creates flat virtual Ethernet networks of almost unlimited size (zerotier.com)
L 4 pts 1 comments by jcs Jul 5, 2013 networkingrelease Data / Databases / Infrastructure thread
How to Install A Wireless USB Network Card on Raspberry Pi (jeremymorgan.com)
L 1 pts 0 comments by JeremyMorgan Jul 31, 2013 hardwarelinuxnetworkingprogrammingunix Systems / Low-Level / OSProgramming (General)Data / Databases / InfrastructureMaker / DIY / Hardware thread
A quick tutorial on how to set up a WiFi USB Dongle on the Raspberry Pi through SSH.
Ultrasonic Networking on the Web (smus.com)
L 2 pts 0 comments by jcs Aug 8, 2013 networkingweb Web DevelopmentData / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Exploring LXC Networking (containerops.org)
L 4 pts 0 comments by stevedomin Nov 19, 2013 devopslinuxnetworking Systems / Low-Level / OSData / Databases / Infrastructure thread
clumsy, a Windows utility for simulating a broken network (jagt.github.io)
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On Covert Acoustical Mesh Networks in Air (jocm.us)
L 3 pts 0 comments by inactive-user Nov 26, 2013 networkingpdfsecurity Data / Databases / InfrastructureSecurity / Privacy thread
GNUWorks (alexsmith.io)
L 1 pts 0 comments by aosmith Nov 30, 2013 networking Data / Databases / Infrastructure thread
exabgp: The BGP swiss army knife of networking (github.com)
L 6 pts 0 comments by jcs Dec 23, 2013 networkingrelease Data / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Prioritization Only Works When There's Pending Data to Prioritize (insouciant.org)
L 6 pts 0 comments by jcs Jan 7, 2014 browsersnetworking Web DevelopmentData / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Network Solutions Auto-Enroll: $1,850 (inessential.com)
L 5 pts 3 comments by journeysquid Jan 22, 2014 networkingpractices Data / Databases / InfrastructureProductivity / Career / Business thread
Effective Spam and Malware Countermeasures - Network Noise Reduction Using Free Tools (bsdly.blogspot.com)
L 2 pts 0 comments by tedu Feb 2, 2014 networking Data / Databases / InfrastructureSecurity / Privacy thread
How CoAP Breaths Life Into Sensor Networks (iotworld.com)
L 3 pts 0 comments by kellogh Feb 5, 2014 networkingprogramming Programming (General)Data / Databases / Infrastructure thread
nanomsg - networking communication patterns library (nanomsg.org)
L 26 pts 6 comments by inactive-user Feb 18, 2014 networking Programming (General)Data / Databases / InfrastructureCulture / Philosophy / History / Reading thread
Snabb Switch Reddit: great links on modern networking and system programming (reddit.com)
L 3 pts 0 comments by BruceM Feb 20, 2014 luanetworkingprogramming Programming (General)Data / Databases / InfrastructureInternet / Digital Culture thread
Nazca: Detecting Malware Distribution in Large-Scale Networks (seclab.cs.ucsb.edu)
L 3 pts 0 comments by thorduri Feb 25, 2014 networkingpdfsecurity Data / Databases / InfrastructureSecurity / Privacy thread
The “Four Hamiltons” Framework for Mitigating Faults in the Cloud (highscalability.com)
L 3 pts 0 comments by apy Mar 4, 2014 distributednetworkingscaling Programming (General)Data / Databases / InfrastructureProductivity / Career / Business thread
Rapid DHCP: Or, how do Macs get on the network so fast? (2011) (cafbit.com)
L 6 pts 3 comments by jcs Apr 2, 2014 macnetworking Data / Databases / InfrastructureApple / macOS / iOS thread
Peer-to-peer networking app FireChat used in Taiwan "Sunflower Movement" protests (techinasia.com)
L 4 pts 0 comments by zhemao Apr 2, 2014 mobilenetworking Data / Databases / Infrastructure thread
Found on /r/taiwan. I'm not sure if this is completely on-topic, but I think the fact that a messaging app not reliant on the standard tcp/ip infrastructure was widely used in the wild (with rather predictable results) is quite interesting.
Tesla Model S Ethernet Network Explored (dragtimes.com)
L 6 pts 0 comments by journeysquid Apr 5, 2014 hardwarenetworking Data / Databases / InfrastructureMaker / DIY / Hardware thread
The Trick That Makes Google's Self-Driving Cars Work (theatlantic.com)
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Cory Benfield wrote an HTTP2 framework in Python and compared it with HTTP1 (nbviewer.ipython.org)
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