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How does a beginner go about learn networking basics as well as being able to apply some network programming concepts using Golang? I do know the basics of Golang but I have no idea where to start with the networking bit, I have heard of the OSI model but I am not sure if it is a proper way to unde...

Hello fellow lobsters! Networking in general is probably the area related to Computer Engineering I'm less familiar with, but I would like to use this quarantine to change that. Usually every time I deal with a networking issue I end up fixing it by trial and error and a bit of intuition but I wo...

I'm moving from an apartment into a house soon and have been looking into getting the house wired so I can have access points in multiple places without being limited by the mesh wifi setups. However, I'm not sure what hardware (or software, if that's a separate thing like pfSense) to use. In the...

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...

Many reddit communities have weekly threads that are great entry points into the community. In that vein, I thought I'd try one out here. I wasn't sure about the meta tag, but I don't know what else to use. So the question is simple? What are you working on this week? If so, do you need any help ...

Last week's thread was well received, so here we are again. > So the question is simple? What are you working on this week? If so, do you need any help from one of us? Need feedback on a prototype? Need a proof read of a post? We’re here to help. In addition to the usual question, what other ...

I hope everyone enjoyed their three-day weekend as much as I did (visits home are always nice). Now that the work week has officially started, what are you working on? Links and explanations are encouraged.

It's Monday, so let's talk about your plans this week. Feel free to also share what you accomplished last week. Please provide links! Self promotion in this thread is encouraged.

Welcome to the first WAYWO thread for February. These threads are a chance for us to discuss our plans for the week and make a commitment to getting things done. Links to projects and self promotion are encouraged. This week, let's also reflect on the first month of the year. Did you accomplish ...

Every week, we like to check in with the Lobsters community and see what people have in store for the upcoming week. These threads are also a great place to encourage getting things done. Links to projects and self promotion are encouraged.

It’s Monday, so let’s talk about your plans this week. Feel free to also share what you accomplished last week. Please provide links! Self promotion in this thread is encouraged. I'm going on leave from my company for 4 months, so making sure my projects are well documented before I head out. Als...

It’s Monday, so let’s talk about your plans this week. Feel free to also share what you accomplished last week. Please provide links! Self promotion in this thread is encouraged.

It's Monday again, so let's share the things we've been working on. Feel free to ask for help - many members of the community are experts and more than willing to share advice or expertise. This week I am trying to ship [support for retries in urllib3](https://github.com/shazow/urllib3/pull/326)....

It’s Monday again, so let’s share the things we’ve been working on. Feel free to ask for help - many members of the community are experts and more than willing to share advice or expertise. This week I am trying to get feedback on my Indiegogo campaign for a new approach to the semantic web:http:...

It's Monday, which means it's time to discuss your plans for the week. Feel free to ask for help - many members of the community are experts and more than willing to share advice or expertise. Self-promotion is fine in these threads, so please provide ample links.

It’s Monday, and we missed the last one, and we need something to talk about other than April 1, so let's have a quick go around the table and ask what everyone is working on. As usual, requests for help and self-promotion are fine.

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.

It's Monday finally! Please share what you're working on this week (nice to submit a link or at least a short description). We'd also love to hear what you were up to last week and what you accomplished! Feel free to promote yourself! This week I'm mostly learning AngularJS by creating a real-tim...

Haven't seen one of the Monday "What are you working on this week" threads in a while now. If the moderators are no longer interested in posting them, I'm willing to take it over.

It's Monday, which means it's time for our (semi-) weekly "What are you working on" thread! Please share links and tell us about your current project. Do you need feedback, proofreading, collaborators?

It’s ~~Monday~~ Tuesday and no one posted this Monday, which means it’s time for our (semi-) weekly “What are you working on” thread! Please share links and tell us about your current project. Do you need feedback, proofreading, collaborators?

It's Tuesday, not Monday, and I think we skipped a week but — what are you working on this week? Feel free to share links, ask for help, etc!

It’s Monday, so, what are you working on this week? Feel free to share links, ask for help, etc!

It’s Monday, so, what are you working on this week? Feel free to share links, ask for help, etc!