networking

14 posts
Scale 23x Retrospective

Scale 23x Retrospective

We're going to need a bigger container...

Mar 19, 2026

On "networking" in leadership development

Selling exploitation and manipulation as a skill

Feb 4, 2026
Four Ps for Building Massive Collective Knowledge Systems

Four Ps for Building Massive Collective Knowledge Systems

Design principles for collective knowledge systems—permanence, provenance, permission, and placement—that enable robust networks for evidence-based decision making.


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Anil Madhavapeddy
anil.recoil.org
Nov 22, 2025

Getting Started with Meshtastic

Dipping my toes into the world of mesh networking.


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Business Goose Blog
goose.business
Jun 23, 2025
Under the hood with Apple's new Containerization framework

Under the hood with Apple's new Containerization framework

Technical deep dive into Apple's new macOS Tahoe containerization framework using Kata Containers and Swift-based implementation.


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Anil Madhavapeddy
anil.recoil.org
Jun 10, 2025

No route to host - Debian testing firewall


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Tech Tidbits
octet-stream.net/b/tt
Feb 26, 2025

DNS Issues on a Nokia FastMile 5G


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Tech Tidbits
octet-stream.net/b/tt
Dec 20, 2024

Build a reverse ssh tunnel reverse proxy for (not) fun and (not) profit


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Matteo Gasend
matteogassend.com
Jun 2, 2024

Building Cross-Platform Offline-First Apps with Bluetooth Low Energy


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Serious Computer Business
octet-stream.net/b/scb
May 16, 2024

Net Losses

Because we don’t know how to stop doing lists of obscure or forgotten technology, here’s another one on dated networking tech. Apologies in advance.

Novell Cooperation

How a networking software company with an unusual approach to competition nearly convinced Apple to bring MacOS to Intel computers in the early ’90s.

Mar 24, 2021

The Default Router

How Linksys’ most famous router, the WRT54G, tripped into legendary status because of an undocumented feature that slipped through during a merger.

Jan 13, 2021

Wireguard VPN to Network Behind a CGNAT

I recently moved from the place where I was staying at to my own studio. In addition, since I was building a computer, I wanted to be able to access remotely to its capabitities, as well as any other device I have at home. Thus, I thought: let's set up a VPN!


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Henrique Dias
hacdias.com
Nov 30, 2020

Now You’re Playing With Power

How I found home networking nirvana with a powerline connection, a form of home networking that might be called poor man’s ethernet. No drilling involved.