I’ll be honest, it was a slow week this week.
Despite this, I’ve read a few interesting things and shared them below.
I hope you enjoy!
What I Learned This Week#
Why IPv6 Sucks#
As the number of devices using the internet grows, society needs to migrate from IPv4 to IPv6. This article on IPv6 makes me chuckle, and I often share it with friends.
NAT Traversal#
A deep article on Network Address Translation, and how it works.
Python 3.12#
Python 3.12 came out this week. I’m most excited about the improved f-string functionality and looking forward to improvements in linting.
ARP Chat#
This one is pretty crazy. The author also wrote this article on ARP and how it works.
HTTP/3 Adoption#
A timely article and HN discussion on the merits of HTTP/3. It will be interesting to watch as HTTP/3 weaves its way into more use cases.
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Thanks for reading,
James