LLastYearsPumpkin replyfeddit.chYeah, depending on what you use SSH for, the top two pictures are switched.44Reply
spacesweedkid27 lemmy.world4Hide 4 repliesYEH. I ALWAYS SEND MY FILES OVER BRODCAST, TIME TO SAY 255.255.255.255/2436Reply
NNorgur replykbin.social2Hide 2 repliesI will not tolerate any more net send messages about your armpits, Jeff! Stop it!10Reply
DDahGangalang infosec.pub2Hide 2 repliesI had (what felt like) an epiphany (but has seemed obvious to everyone I've shared it with) some time ago: Electrical signals are serial; they're connectionless, like UDP. Underlying all these fantastic technologies is just aother connectionless protocol.23Reply
DDahGangalang replyinfosec.pubI've got a grandpa who says this all the time. He was a technician on a bunch of government contracts all through the cold war. "No matter how much you try or how well you succeed in digitizing things, we still live in an analog world"6Reply
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needs more jpg compression, I can still recognize the images
Second one should be VPN.
Yeah, depending on what you use SSH for, the top two pictures are switched.
I was thinking Tor.
Tor would be multiple people with straws.
twisted straws, so you don't know which to whom.
YEH. I ALWAYS SEND MY FILES OVER BRODCAST, TIME TO SAY 255.255.255.255/24
255.255.255.0/24
I will not tolerate any more net send messages about your armpits, Jeff! Stop it!
255.255.0.0/16
Casting a wide (sub)net
I had (what felt like) an epiphany (but has seemed obvious to everyone I've shared it with) some time ago:
Electrical signals are serial; they're connectionless, like UDP.
Underlying all these fantastic technologies is just aother connectionless protocol.
Every digital system is also secretly analog.
I've got a grandpa who says this all the time. He was a technician on a bunch of government contracts all through the cold war.
"No matter how much you try or how well you succeed in digitizing things, we still live in an analog world"
Damn we need to step up the meme game
lol I shared this one just yesterday, one of my favorites