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  1. Happy Beginning of the Internet Age Day!

    "The first two-network TCP/IP transmission was between the [Packet Radio Van] and ARPANET on August 27, 1976; the van was parked next to Rossotti's (since 1956, officially the "Alpine Inn"), a well-known Portola Valley, California biker bar, and wires were run to one of the picnic tables."

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Packet_R

    #internet #InternetHistory #InternetAge #PacketRadioVan #arpanet #history #OnThisDay #OTD

  2. Happy Beginning of the Internet Age Day!

    "The first two-network TCP/IP transmission was between the [Packet Radio Van] and ARPANET on August 27, 1976; the van was parked next to Rossotti's (since 1956, officially the "Alpine Inn"), a well-known Portola Valley, California biker bar, and wires were run to one of the picnic tables."

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Packet_R

    #internet #InternetHistory #InternetAge #PacketRadioVan #arpanet #history #OnThisDay #OTD

  3. Happy Beginning of the Internet Age Day!

    "The first two-network TCP/IP transmission was between the [Packet Radio Van] and ARPANET on August 27, 1976; the van was parked next to Rossotti's (since 1956, officially the "Alpine Inn"), a well-known Portola Valley, California biker bar, and wires were run to one of the picnic tables."

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Packet_R

    #internet #InternetHistory #InternetAge #PacketRadioVan #arpanet #history #OnThisDay #OTD

  4. Happy Beginning of the Internet Age Day!

    "The first two-network TCP/IP transmission was between the [Packet Radio Van] and ARPANET on August 27, 1976; the van was parked next to Rossotti's (since 1956, officially the "Alpine Inn"), a well-known Portola Valley, California biker bar, and wires were run to one of the picnic tables."

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Packet_R

    #internet #InternetHistory #InternetAge #PacketRadioVan #arpanet #history #OnThisDay #OTD

  5. Happy Beginning of the Internet Age Day!

    "The first two-network TCP/IP transmission was between the [Packet Radio Van] and ARPANET on August 27, 1976; the van was parked next to Rossotti's (since 1956, officially the "Alpine Inn"), a well-known Portola Valley, California biker bar, and wires were run to one of the picnic tables."

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Packet_R

    #internet #InternetHistory #InternetAge #PacketRadioVan #arpanet #history #OnThisDay #OTD

  6. I realized how fucking hard it is to comprehend how massive DARPA's contributions to science and technology were. They outclass Bell Labs. I am saying this to pop the AI bubble even faster.

    #darpa
    #arpanet
    #science
    #technology
    #fuckaibubble
    #realinnovation

  7. I realized how fucking hard it is to comprehend how massive DARPA's contributions to science and technology were. They outclass Bell Labs. I am saying this to pop the AI bubble even faster.






  8. I realized how fucking hard it is to comprehend how massive DARPA's contributions to science and technology were. They outclass Bell Labs. I am saying this to pop the AI bubble even faster.

    #darpa
    #arpanet
    #science
    #technology
    #fuckaibubble
    #realinnovation

  9. Как интернет ушёл от hosts.txt и почему это было неизбежно

    Откройте терминал и выполните cat /etc/hosts. Скорее всего, там лежит пара строк про localhost и, может быть, несколько ваших локальных записей… А когда‑то этот файл содержал адреса всех компьютеров интернета и обновлялся по телефонному звонку. Под катом расскажу, как весь интернет работал через один текстовый файл, кто его обновлял и куда он в итоге делся. Читать

    habr.com/ru/companies/ruvds/ar

    #hosts #dns #arpanet #история_it #bind #файл_hosts #linux #tcp #системное_администрирование #ruvds_статьи

  10. Как интернет ушёл от hosts.txt и почему это было неизбежно

    Откройте терминал и выполните cat /etc/hosts. Скорее всего, там лежит пара строк про localhost и, может быть, несколько ваших локальных записей… А когда‑то этот файл содержал адреса всех компьютеров интернета и обновлялся по телефонному звонку. Под катом расскажу, как весь интернет работал через один текстовый файл, кто его обновлял и куда он в итоге делся. Читать

    habr.com/ru/companies/ruvds/ar

    #hosts #dns #arpanet #история_it #bind #файл_hosts #linux #tcp #системное_администрирование #ruvds_статьи

  11. Как интернет ушёл от hosts.txt и почему это было неизбежно

    Откройте терминал и выполните cat /etc/hosts. Скорее всего, там лежит пара строк про localhost и, может быть, несколько ваших локальных записей… А когда‑то этот файл содержал адреса всех компьютеров интернета и обновлялся по телефонному звонку. Под катом расскажу, как весь интернет работал через один текстовый файл, кто его обновлял и куда он в итоге делся. Читать

    habr.com/ru/companies/ruvds/ar

    #hosts #dns #arpanet #история_it #bind #файл_hosts #linux #tcp #системное_администрирование #ruvds_статьи

  12. Opinion: A Billion-Dollar Fine Isn’t a Punishment. It’s a Warning That We Waited Too Long.

    By Cliff Potts | WPS News Opinion

    BAYBAY CITY, LEYTE, Philippines, July 29, 2026 — 0005 PhST

    There is something fundamentally wrong with a system where a corporation can be fined nearly US$1 billion for violating competition rules—and investors barely blink.

    That is not a sign of successful regulation.

    It is evidence that regulators waited far too long.

    The modern internet did not spring from Silicon Valley. It was built upon decades of publicly funded research beginning in the 1960s through the work of the U.S. Department of Defense, the Advanced Research Projects Agency, the National Science Foundation, public universities, and countless scientists and engineers whose work was financed by American taxpayers.

    Our parents paid for it.

    Our grandparents paid for it.

    We paid for it.

    The protocols, the backbone, the research, and many of the technologies that made today’s internet possible were developed with public money because governments believed global computer networking would benefit society as a whole.

    They were right.

    What they failed to anticipate was that the roads they helped build would eventually be dominated by a handful of private gatekeepers.

    Today, a small number of corporations influence what news people discover, what applications succeed, which businesses customers find, whose music gets heard, whose videos appear in recommendations, and increasingly, whose original work is absorbed into artificial intelligence systems.

    That is an extraordinary concentration of power.

    The European Union’s decision to fine Google approximately €890 million should not be viewed simply as another corporate penalty.

    It should be viewed as a confession.

    A confession that governments allowed a communications system built upon public investment to become so concentrated that one company can violate competition rules, write a check approaching a billion dollars, and continue operating almost as though nothing happened.

    When a billion-dollar penalty becomes another quarterly expense, the problem is no longer the fine.

    The problem is the market structure.

    This is not about punishing success.

    Successful businesses should succeed.

    Innovation should be rewarded.

    Investment should be rewarded.

    Competition should be rewarded.

    Gatekeeping should not.

    No private corporation should possess the practical ability to determine whether thousands of independent publishers, software developers, musicians, researchers, educators, and small businesses can realistically reach an audience.

    The internet functions as essential public infrastructure.

    Societies regulate highways.

    They regulate railroads.

    They regulate electrical grids.

    They regulate radio spectrum.

    They regulate banking.

    Yet somehow we have accepted the idea that the gateways controlling access to information for billions of people should largely regulate themselves.

    That assumption deserves to be challenged.

    The internet has become too important to modern civic life, commerce, education, journalism, and democratic participation to be governed primarily by the commercial interests of a few extraordinarily wealthy companies.

    The European Union has at least begun asking difficult questions.

    Other democratic governments—including the United States—should be asking them as well.

    There is another number worth considering. Google can absorb nearly a billion dollars in regulatory penalties without threatening its existence. Independent publishers routinely make decisions about whether they can afford domain registrations, web hosting, software subscriptions, or even a public means of contact. That is not merely an economic disparity. It demonstrates how concentrated the digital marketplace has become. The companies controlling access to the internet possess resources beyond the imagination of the independent voices trying to reach the public.

    The question is no longer whether Google, or any other technology giant, has become too powerful.

    A company capable of treating a billion-dollar regulatory penalty as a manageable business expense has already answered that question.

    The real question is whether elected governments are finally prepared to reclaim meaningful oversight over the digital public square that taxpayers helped create more than half a century ago.

    If they are not, then today’s gatekeepers will become tomorrow’s permanent rulers of the internet.

    That should concern everyone—regardless of which search engine, social network, or smartphone they happen to use.

    Contact Cliff Potts

    Cliff Potts
    Founder, Publisher & Editor
    WPS News
    Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines

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    WPS.News

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    Cliff Potts
    CliffPotts.org

    Cliff Potts is also the creator of Cliff Potts & the AI Rebellion, with music available on Spotify, iHeartRadio, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Deezer, TIDAL, Pandora, and most major streaming platforms worldwide.

    For news, commentary, music, and ongoing projects, begin with WPS.News or contact Cliff publicly through Bluesky at WTFM.LOL.

    #antitrust #ARPANET #bigTech #CliffPotts #CliffPottsTheAIRebellion #competitionPolicy #digitalGatekeepers #DigitalMarketsAct #EuropeanUnion #Google #independentPublishers #internetGovernance #NSFNET #Occupy25 #publicInfrastructure #technologyRegulation #WPSNewsOpinion #WPSNews
  13. I'm fortunate enough to have been born in a period where the internet did not exist. So I saw everything from the beginning as it was being set up in my section of Terra. The internet was such a peaceful place; we could transmit UID PASS information in ASCII text!

    In the period I was born, the smart network people were not even talking about milnet / arpanet

    I'm one of the three persons who is also fortunate enough to build the architecture of the internet in my country of SR SA. At that point in time our phone company had high level Engineers who did not even know the difference between an IP address and a physical House address, let alone know how to ask through Archie.ans.net what a specific RFC is and how it should be downloaded with [email protected].

    None of them could speak Hayes commands like ATX3DT ATA

    @zolaris

    Sources

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARPANET

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MILNET

    #RetroComputing #milnet #arpanet #RFC #ftpmail #decwrl #dec #Archie #HAYES #commands #programming

  14. I'm fortunate enough to have been born in a period where the internet did not exist. So I saw everything from the beginning as it was being set up in my section of Terra. The internet was such a peaceful place; we could transmit UID PASS information in ASCII text!

    In the period I was born, the smart network people were not even talking about milnet / arpanet

    I'm one of the three persons who is also fortunate enough to build the architecture of the internet in my country of SR SA. At that point in time our phone company had high level Engineers who did not even know the difference between an IP address and a physical House address, let alone know how to ask through Archie.ans.net what a specific RFC is and how it should be downloaded with [email protected].

    None of them could speak Hayes commands like ATX3DT ATA

    @zolaris

    Sources

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARPANET

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MILNET

    #RetroComputing #milnet #arpanet #RFC #ftpmail #decwrl #dec #Archie #HAYES #commands #programming

  15. I'm fortunate enough to have been born in a period where the internet did not exist. So I saw everything from the beginning as it was being set up in my section of Terra. The internet was such a peaceful place; we could transmit UID PASS information in ASCII text!

    In the period I was born, the smart network people were not even talking about milnet / arpanet

    I'm one of the three persons who is also fortunate enough to build the architecture of the internet in my country of SR SA. At that point in time our phone company had high level Engineers who did not even know the difference between an IP address and a physical House address, let alone know how to ask through Archie.ans.net what a specific RFC is and how it should be downloaded with [email protected].

    None of them could speak Hayes commands like ATX3DT ATA

    @zolaris

    Sources

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARPANET

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MILNET

    #RetroComputing #milnet #arpanet #RFC #ftpmail #decwrl #dec #Archie #HAYES #commands #programming

  16. I'm fortunate enough to have been born in a period where the internet did not exist. So I saw everything from the beginning as it was being set up in my section of Terra. The internet was such a peaceful place; we could transmit UID PASS information in ASCII text!

    In the period I was born, the smart network people were not even talking about milnet / arpanet

    I'm one of the three persons who is also fortunate enough to build the architecture of the internet in my country of SR SA. At that point in time our phone company had high level Engineers who did not even know the difference between an IP address and a physical House address, let alone know how to ask through Archie.ans.net what a specific RFC is and how it should be downloaded with [email protected].

    None of them could speak Hayes commands like ATX3DT ATA

    @zolaris

    Sources

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARPANET

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MILNET

    #RetroComputing #milnet #arpanet #RFC #ftpmail #decwrl #dec #Archie #HAYES #commands #programming

  17. I'm fortunate enough to have been born in a period where the internet did not exist. So I saw everything from the beginning as it was being set up in my section of Terra. The internet was such a peaceful place; we could transmit UID PASS information in ASCII text!

    In the period I was born, the smart network people were not even talking about milnet / arpanet

    I'm one of the three persons who is also fortunate enough to build the architecture of the internet in my country of SR SA. At that point in time our phone company had high level Engineers who did not even know the difference between an IP address and a physical House address, let alone know how to ask through Archie.ans.net what a specific RFC is and how it should be downloaded with [email protected].

    None of them could speak Hayes commands like ATX3DT ATA

    @zolaris

    Sources

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARPANET

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MILNET

    #RetroComputing #milnet #arpanet #RFC #ftpmail #decwrl #dec #Archie #HAYES #commands #programming

  18. Отказ от IPv4 и готовность человечества к IPv6‑инфраструктуре

    Привет! Я Лев, системный администратор технической поддержки Читать далее →

    habr.com/ru/companies/selectel

    #selectel #ip #ipv4 #ipv6 #arpanet

  19. Отказ от IPv4 и готовность человечества к IPv6‑инфраструктуре

    Привет! Я Лев, системный администратор технической поддержки Читать далее →

    habr.com/ru/companies/selectel

    #selectel #ip #ipv4 #ipv6 #arpanet

  20. Отказ от IPv4 и готовность человечества к IPv6‑инфраструктуре

    Привет! Я Лев, системный администратор технической поддержки Читать далее →

    habr.com/ru/companies/selectel

    #selectel #ip #ipv4 #ipv6 #arpanet

  21. От «LO» до WWW: История создания Интернета

    Мы пройдем по самым интересным техническим граблям создателей сети: от концепции «Галактической сети» Ликлайдера до первого в истории упавшего сервера и того дня, когда интернет чуть не стерла уборщица с пылесосом в CERN. Разбираемся, как зоопарк несовместимых машин превратился в нервную систему планеты.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1043456/

    #история_интернета #arpanet #маршрутизация #коммутация_пакетов #тим_бернерсли #всемирная_паутина #cern #сети #история_it

  22. От «LO» до WWW: История создания Интернета

    Мы пройдем по самым интересным техническим граблям создателей сети: от концепции «Галактической сети» Ликлайдера до первого в истории упавшего сервера и того дня, когда интернет чуть не стерла уборщица с пылесосом в CERN. Разбираемся, как зоопарк несовместимых машин превратился в нервную систему планеты.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1043456/

    #история_интернета #arpanet #маршрутизация #коммутация_пакетов #тим_бернерсли #всемирная_паутина #cern #сети #история_it

  23. От «LO» до WWW: История создания Интернета

    Мы пройдем по самым интересным техническим граблям создателей сети: от концепции «Галактической сети» Ликлайдера до первого в истории упавшего сервера и того дня, когда интернет чуть не стерла уборщица с пылесосом в CERN. Разбираемся, как зоопарк несовместимых машин превратился в нервную систему планеты.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1043456/

    #история_интернета #arpanet #маршрутизация #коммутация_пакетов #тим_бернерсли #всемирная_паутина #cern #сети #история_it

  24. Случайный апокалипсис: Как 99 строк кода Роберта Морриса навсегда изменили интернет

    Представьте себе интернет 1988 года: всего 60 000 узлов, ламповая атмосфера полного доверия между университетами и военными базами, а пароли спокойно пересылаются открытым текстом. Никаких шифровальщиков, ботнетов и DDoS-атак. Но 2 ноября 23-летний аспирант Корнеллского университета Роберт Моррис запустил безобидный исследовательский скрипт, в котором таилась одна математическая ошибка. За считанные часы эти 99 строк кода положили 10% всего тогдашнего интернета, вызвали панику в MIT и Пентагоне, и заставили сисадминов физически рубить кабели маршрутизаторов.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1042476/

    #червь_Морриса #Роберт_Моррис #история_интернета #кибербезопасность #вредоносное_ПО #переполнение_буфера #ARPANET #Zero_Trust #уязвимости #1988

  25. Случайный апокалипсис: Как 99 строк кода Роберта Морриса навсегда изменили интернет

    Представьте себе интернет 1988 года: всего 60 000 узлов, ламповая атмосфера полного доверия между университетами и военными базами, а пароли спокойно пересылаются открытым текстом. Никаких шифровальщиков, ботнетов и DDoS-атак. Но 2 ноября 23-летний аспирант Корнеллского университета Роберт Моррис запустил безобидный исследовательский скрипт, в котором таилась одна математическая ошибка. За считанные часы эти 99 строк кода положили 10% всего тогдашнего интернета, вызвали панику в MIT и Пентагоне, и заставили сисадминов физически рубить кабели маршрутизаторов.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1042476/

    #червь_Морриса #Роберт_Моррис #история_интернета #кибербезопасность #вредоносное_ПО #переполнение_буфера #ARPANET #Zero_Trust #уязвимости #1988

  26. Случайный апокалипсис: Как 99 строк кода Роберта Морриса навсегда изменили интернет

    Представьте себе интернет 1988 года: всего 60 000 узлов, ламповая атмосфера полного доверия между университетами и военными базами, а пароли спокойно пересылаются открытым текстом. Никаких шифровальщиков, ботнетов и DDoS-атак. Но 2 ноября 23-летний аспирант Корнеллского университета Роберт Моррис запустил безобидный исследовательский скрипт, в котором таилась одна математическая ошибка. За считанные часы эти 99 строк кода положили 10% всего тогдашнего интернета, вызвали панику в MIT и Пентагоне, и заставили сисадминов физически рубить кабели маршрутизаторов.

    habr.com/ru/articles/1042476/

    #червь_Морриса #Роберт_Моррис #история_интернета #кибербезопасность #вредоносное_ПО #переполнение_буфера #ARPANET #Zero_Trust #уязвимости #1988

  27. #datocurioso

    ¿Sabían que la adopción definitiva del protocolo TCP/IP ocurrió en un evento conocido como el "Flag Day" o día de la bandera el 1 de enero de 1983?

    Antes de esta fecha, la red ARPANET utilizaba un mecanismo llamado NCP (Network Control Program), el cual presentaba limitaciones críticas para conectar redes de distinta naturaleza. Vinton Cerf y Robert Kahn desarrollaron el conjunto de protocolos TCP/IP durante la década de 1970 con el objetivo de crear una arquitectura abierta. La transición final fue una operación obligatoria: aquel nodo que no hubiera migrado su software al nuevo estándar en la medianoche del primero de enero de 1983 quedaría completamente desconectado de la red global.

    Un detalle poco mencionado es que, originalmente, el protocolo se concibió como una sola unidad llamada TCP. Fue en 1978 cuando se decidió dividir sus funciones en dos capas distintas para mejorar la eficiencia: el Protocolo de Control de Transmisión (TCP) para verificar la llegada íntegra de los datos y el Protocolo de Internet (IP) para gestionar el direccionamiento y enrutamiento de los paquetes. Esta decisión permitió que la red fuera escalable y flexible, sentando las bases de la infraestructura de comunicación que sostiene a Internet en la actualidad.

    #Internet #TCP #IP #Historia #ARPANET #Protocolos

  28. I begynnelsen var Arpanet. Det var början på det vi idag kallar internet. Nätverket skapades som ett projekt inom Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) som är en del av USAs försvardepartement. Idag heter myndigheten DARPA.

    https://blog.zaramis.se/2026/03/14/i-begynnelsen-var-arpanet/
  29. I begynnelsen var Arpanet. Det var början på det vi idag kallar internet. Nätverket skapades som ett projekt inom Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) som är en del av USAs försvardepartement. Idag heter myndigheten DARPA.

    https://blog.zaramis.se/2026/03/14/i-begynnelsen-var-arpanet/
  30. We really need ARC, the #arpanet relay chat.

  31. We really need ARC, the #arpanet relay chat.

  32. We really need ARC, the #arpanet relay chat.

  33. We really need ARC, the #arpanet relay chat.

  34. We really need ARC, the #arpanet relay chat.

  35. #datocurioso

    ¿Sabían que el primer mensaje transmitido por la red ARPANET, predecesora de Internet, fue simplemente la palabra "LO"?

    El 29 de octubre de 1969, el estudiante Charley Kline intentó enviar la palabra "LOGIN" desde la UCLA al Stanford Research Institute. El sistema se bloqueó tras las dos primeras letras, marcando así el inicio accidentado pero histórico de la comunicación digital moderna.

    #Tecnología #Historia #Internet #DatoCurioso #ARPANET

  36. You may have seen a "today in history"-type toot going around that talked about ARPAnet switching to the IP protocol, effectively being the birth of the internet. It was a long time ago.

    And it made me realize that the internet per se was only 3 years old when I first experienced it.

    Thank you for coming to my TED talk, you can sponsor my ice floe as you exit through the gift shop.

    #TEDtalk #IceFloe #old #TheOlds #internet #ARPAnet #GiftShop #ExitThroughTheGiftShop

  37. You may have seen a "today in history"-type toot going around that talked about ARPAnet switching to the IP protocol, effectively being the birth of the internet. It was a long time ago.

    And it made me realize that the internet per se was only 3 years old when I first experienced it.

    Thank you for coming to my TED talk, you can sponsor my ice floe as you exit through the gift shop.

    #TEDtalk #IceFloe #old #TheOlds #internet #ARPAnet #GiftShop #ExitThroughTheGiftShop

  38. You may have seen a "today in history"-type toot going around that talked about ARPAnet switching to the IP protocol, effectively being the birth of the internet. It was a long time ago.

    And it made me realize that the internet per se was only 3 years old when I first experienced it.

    Thank you for coming to my TED talk, you can sponsor my ice floe as you exit through the gift shop.

    #TEDtalk #IceFloe #old #TheOlds #internet #ARPAnet #GiftShop #ExitThroughTheGiftShop

  39. You may have seen a "today in history"-type toot going around that talked about ARPAnet switching to the IP protocol, effectively being the birth of the internet. It was a long time ago.

    And it made me realize that the internet per se was only 3 years old when I first experienced it.

    Thank you for coming to my TED talk, you can sponsor my ice floe as you exit through the gift shop.

    #TEDtalk #IceFloe #old #TheOlds #internet #ARPAnet #GiftShop #ExitThroughTheGiftShop

  40. You may have seen a "today in history"-type toot going around that talked about ARPAnet switching to the IP protocol, effectively being the birth of the internet. It was a long time ago.

    And it made me realize that the internet per se was only 3 years old when I first experienced it.

    Thank you for coming to my TED talk, you can sponsor my ice floe as you exit through the gift shop.

    #TEDtalk #IceFloe #old #TheOlds #internet #ARPAnet #GiftShop #ExitThroughTheGiftShop

  41. Vor 43 Jahren: Wie TCP/IP aus ARPANET das Internet machte
    Am 1. Januar 1983 startete ein Protokollwechsel, der das Fundament für das heutige Internet legte. ARPANET stellte schrittweise vom Network Control Program (NCP) auf TCP/IP um.

    Vom Insellösungs-Netz zum globalen Standard
    Am Neujahrstag 1983
    apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/vor-
    #Mac #News #ARPANET #Internetgeschichte #Netzwerkprotokolle #RobertKahn #TCPIP #VintonCerf

  42. Vor 43 Jahren: Wie TCP/IP aus ARPANET das Internet machte
    Am 1. Januar 1983 startete ein Protokollwechsel, der das Fundament für das heutige Internet legte. ARPANET stellte schrittweise vom Network Control Program (NCP) auf TCP/IP um.

    Vom Insellösungs-Netz zum globalen Standard
    Am Neujahrstag 1983
    apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/vor-
    #Mac #News #ARPANET #Internetgeschichte #Netzwerkprotokolle #RobertKahn #TCPIP #VintonCerf

  43. Vor 43 Jahren: Wie TCP/IP aus ARPANET das Internet machte
    Am 1. Januar 1983 startete ein Protokollwechsel, der das Fundament für das heutige Internet legte. ARPANET stellte schrittweise vom Network Control Program (NCP) auf TCP/IP um.

    Vom Insellösungs-Netz zum globalen Standard
    Am Neujahrstag 1983
    apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/vor-
    #Mac #News #ARPANET #Internetgeschichte #Netzwerkprotokolle #RobertKahn #TCPIP #VintonCerf

  44. Vor 43 Jahren: Wie TCP/IP aus ARPANET das Internet machte
    Am 1. Januar 1983 startete ein Protokollwechsel, der das Fundament für das heutige Internet legte. ARPANET stellte schrittweise vom Network Control Program (NCP) auf TCP/IP um.

    Vom Insellösungs-Netz zum globalen Standard
    Am Neujahrstag 1983
    apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/vor-
    #Mac #News #ARPANET #Internetgeschichte #Netzwerkprotokolle #RobertKahn #TCPIP #VintonCerf

  45. Vor 43 Jahren: Wie TCP/IP aus ARPANET das Internet machte
    Am 1. Januar 1983 startete ein Protokollwechsel, der das Fundament für das heutige Internet legte. ARPANET stellte schrittweise vom Network Control Program (NCP) auf TCP/IP um.

    Vom Insellösungs-Netz zum globalen Standard
    Am Neujahrstag 1983
    apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/vor-
    #Mac #News #ARPANET #Internetgeschichte #Netzwerkprotokolle #RobertKahn #TCPIP #VintonCerf

  46. Happy birthday to the Internet!

    On this day in 1983, the ARPANET network officially switched to using the TCP/IP protocol, effectively creating the Internet. usg.edu/galileo/skills/unit07/

    #UnofficialDiaryDates #ARPANET #Internet #TCPIP

  47. Happy birthday to the Internet!

    On this day in 1983, the ARPANET network officially switched to using the TCP/IP protocol, effectively creating the Internet. usg.edu/galileo/skills/unit07/

    #UnofficialDiaryDates #ARPANET #Internet #TCPIP