#ietf120 — Public Fediverse posts
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Finally caught up with @rwg’s talk at #IETF120 on #ActivityPub and #standards development in non-corporate environment. I wish the presentation was longer! Looking forward to reading the book
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So, with #IETF120 coming to a close, i wanted to share something i noticed while we were there, to give it a bit more attention:
Staff working conditions seem non-ideal, and the last covering contract is two years and at least one inflation old. That is why staff at the Hyatt Regency in Vancouver is apparently ...
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And with that, #IETF120 is over! So many new insights and friends. I have a lot to digest and follow up on. Tomorrow: OurNetworks.ca
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Spent part of the week in meetings at IETF 120, particularly for the OAuth working group.
An IETF Internet Draft (I-D) that I'm the co-author of was also presented, which was a super interesting experience!
Along the way I also contributed the start of a fix for a bug in IETF DataTracker that trips up new co-authors when registering on DT
Overall it was a really good experience, and I'm looking forwards to IETF 121 in Dublin in a few months.
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Today is the final day of #IETF120 and to wrap-up the week we have a single IRTF meeting: the Internet Congestion Control research group at 13:00 Pacific. On the agenda ssthresh after slow start overshoot, pacing, L4S and Prague congestion control, and congestion control response while application limited. https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/120/session/iccrg
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The queue after the term "national crypto" got introduced (h/t Wes) #ietf120
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Don't miss the presentation by David Lou, chief researcher of the Network Technology Lab, at #IETF120 host Huawei: "AI Cluster Network: Co-design and Integration of Network, Computation and Memory"! Tune in live at 18:45 UTC on 25 July 2025 or on demand: https://www.ietf.org/live/ietf120-hostspeaker/
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After my intro post a few weeks ago, I wrote about my first steps in real-time media on #QUIC by playing with RTP Over QUIC (#RoQ), sharing some details on the interop tests we've done at the #ietf120 hackathon as well. A post #MoQ will follow soon too, but in the meanwhile I hope you'll enjoy this! Feedback welcome 😁
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We have four IRTF research groups meeting today at #IETF120 in Vancouver.
Starting things off, at 09:00 Pacific, is the Usable Formal Methods group, with talks on how to write proofs for cryptographic protocols, the usability aspects of Forge, an extension to Tamarin for message formats, and more https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/120/session/ufmrg
This afternoon, at 13:00 Pacific, the Crypto Forum Research Group will discuss partially blind RSA signatures, Merkle Tree Ladder mode signatures, KEM combinators, and more. https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/120/session/cfrg
Also at 13:00 Pacific, the Network Management RG will meet for the second time this week, with talks on intent-based management and discussion of their future research agenda https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/120/session/nmrg
Finally today, at 15:00 Pacific, the Path Aware Networking group will have an extensive discussion of the SCION network architecture, its open research questions, and deployment issues, plus a review of work on path verification protocols https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/120/session/panrg
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At @ntnsndr's talk at #IETF120 on governable online spaces. I know he writes about how hard it is to make a #Mastodon instance into a coop, but at the same time, I also hear everyone's questions in the room and think that the #fediverse is a solid way forward for democratizing online. It can be smaller scale, locally governed, and can have emergent set of ethical principles.
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I'm a little in over my head, but I'm just about to give a presentation based on my book about #Mastodon to the #IETF120 meeting. I'm going to talk about the development of #ActivityPub to a group interested in standards development:
https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/120/materials/agenda-120-rasprg-04
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Following on from the Applied Networking Research Workshop yesterday, a number of IRTF research groups meet today at #IETF120.
First up, at 09:30 Pacific, the Decentralisation of the Internet RG has several talks relating to decentralised digital identities and data, followed by a panel discussion focussed on how we might respond to centralisation and next steps for the group. https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/120/materials/agenda-120-dinrg-04
Also at 09:30 Pacific, the Measurement and Analysis for Protocols group has talks on HTTP prioritisation, protocol tests, NAT64 deployment, IPv6 attacks on IoT devices, and more. https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/120/materials/agenda-120-maprg-03
This afternoon, at 13:00 Pacific, the Research and Analysis of Standard-Setting Processes RG has talks on the importance of gender diversity in standards and how factors in the IETF standards process influence it, the IETF as a regenerative community, and lessons that can be learned from the development of ActivityPub https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/120/materials/agenda-120-rasprg-04
Finally today, at 15:30 Pacific, the Human Rights Protocol Considerations RG has talks on "Democracy on, not just around, the Internet" and on designing networking technology for value outcomes https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/120/materials/agenda-120-hrpc-01
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What a day talking about interoperable instant messaging protocols, deep space networking, and a bunch of other amazing things! #IETF120 has been super stimulating. So many interesting people here. Looking forward to tomorrow morning’s Decentralization of the Internet Research Group (dinrg)
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I think one of my favorite comments/questions from IETF 120's OAuth WG session yesterday was Justin Richer (https://datatracker.ietf.org/person/ie[email protected]) where he came up to the mic like “I haven't read this I-D, but here's my opinions on it" and everyone laughed.
It was the right amount of humor I needed at that point 😂
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The ACM/IRTF Applied Networking Research Workshop takes place today, co-locating with #IETF120 in Vancouver – look about for a great keynote by Sharad Agarwal, 12 full papers and 6 lightning talks https://www.irtf.org/anrw/2024/program.html #IETF
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Good morning #IETF120! Today is the first day of the official meeting week. My first session is with GAIA, the Global Access to the Internet for All working group, chaired by Jane Coffin who I had the pleasure of meeting at the IGF last year.
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The IRTF sessions at #IETF120 start today with the Global Access to the Internet Research Group at 09:30 Pacific. https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/120/materials/agenda-120-gaia-03 – on the agenda “Indigenous networking - Tribal Broadband Bootcamps”, “The Web can benefit from CBOR?”, and a panel discussion on low-earth orbit satellites.
Later, at 15:30 Pacific, the Network Management Research Group will discuss network digital twins, knowledge graphs for YANG-based network management, and considerations of network/system for AI services – https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/120/materials/agenda-120-nmrg-02
Then, at 17:30 Pacific, the Privacy Enhancements and Assessments Research Group has talks on Mobile Evaluation of Language Transformers and Ariadne: a Privacy-Preserving Network Layer Protocol https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/120/materials/agenda-120-pearg-01
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The #IETF120 meeting is just getting underway in Vancouver. Over the coming week, look out for IRTF Research Group Meetings, Applied Networking Research Prize Award Talks, and the ACM/IRTF Applied Networking Research Workshop.
See https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/120/agenda?filters=anrw,cfrg,coinrg,dinrg,gaia,hrpc,iccrg,irtfopen,maprg,nmrg,panrg,pearg,rasprg,ufmrg for a full agenda of IRTF-related events #IETF -
Just wrote a pull request to the IETF Datatracker, and I feel like this is somehow the geekiest contribution I've ever made somehow: https://github.com/ietf-tools/datatracker/pull/7729
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Was a nice introduction to #IETF120 just now, certainly feeling a bit more confident about attending it now.
