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I hope there's a h2 or TLS crash course.
For TLS, I recommend The Illustrated TLS 1.3 Connection (Every byte explained and reproduced): https://tls13.xargs.org/
“By contrast, I think about Bluetooth a lot. I wish I didn't.” LOL, yes same here. Can’t wait for Bluetooths b̶a̶l̶l̶s̶ baggage to be chopped.
I installed a web server on my phone and send files this way much faster (and Android -> Apple works):
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/net.basov.lws.fdroid/
I wish there were a standard for streaming (headphones could connect to your network via WPS, and stream some canonical URL with no configuration needed).
Since playing with QUIC, I've lost all interest in learning HTTP/2, it feels like something already outdated that we're collectively going to skip over soon.
That was an excellent, well-written, well-thought out, well presented, interesting, humorous, enjoyable read. Coincidentally I recently did a Rust crash course so it all made perfect sense - I am not an IT pro. Anyhows, thanks.
I learned HTTP1 pretty well but not much of 2. Since playing with QUIC, I've lost all interest in learning HTTP/2, it feels like something already outdated that we're collectively going to skip over soon.
As someone who had to write a couple of proxy servers, I can't express how so sadly accurate it is.
“By contrast, I think about Bluetooth a lot. I wish I didn't.” LOL, yes same here. Can’t wait for Bluetooths b̶a̶l̶l̶s̶ baggage to be chopped.
How is WiFi so much more reliable than Bluetooth? I installed a web server on my phone and send files this way much faster (and Android -> Apple works): https://f-droid.org/en/packages/net.basov.lws.fdroid/ I wish there were a standard for streaming (headphones could connect to your network via WPS, and stream some canonical URL with no configuration needed).
I learned HTTP1 pretty well but not much of 2. Since playing with QUIC, I've lost all interest in learning HTTP/2, it feels like something already outdated that we're collectively going to skip over soon.
That was an excellent, well-written, well-thought out, well presented, interesting, humorous, enjoyable read. Coincidentally I recently did a Rust crash course so it all made perfect sense - I am not an IT pro. Anyhows, thanks.