Chaos' Introduction to Network Connections

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MY BRAIN DIED

(Interesting summary, though.)

Kitty wrote:

MY BRAIN DIED

(Interesting summary, though.)

What if I tell you that I have MERELY scratched the surface of networking with this article ? :Wink:

All fourmtion chat boxes have UDP connection. So it can be watched by a third party if they get the proper code and by the government.

Drew980 wrote:

All fourmtion chat boxes have UDP connection. So it can be watched by a third party if they get the proper code and by the government.

Thnx for adding that in. That reason has never occured to me

Absolutely, UDP does not require a handshake and it wouldn't be a problem for third-party to interfere with it. I'm glad to see you are interested in this stuff too Drew
You are into network programming?

Nevermore wrote:

Kitty wrote:

MY BRAIN DIED

(Interesting summary, though.)

What if I tell you that I have MERELY scratched the surface of networking with this article ? :Wink:

Kitty wrote:

Nevermore wrote:

Kitty wrote:

MY BRAIN DIED

(Interesting summary, though.)

What if I tell you that I have MERELY scratched the surface of networking with this article ? :Wink:

Perhaps I should wait til you read and digest this article before going into anymore detail ?

Nevermore wrote:

Drew980 wrote:

All fourmtion chat boxes have UDP connection. So it can be watched by a third party if they get the proper code and by the government.

Thnx for adding that in. That reason has never occured to me

Absolutely, UDP does not require a handshake and it wouldn't be a problem for third-party to interfere with it. I'm glad to see you are interested in this stuff too Drew
You are into network programming?

No, I have been playing with all of it a lot lately and I kinda know how it all works.

Nevermore wrote:

Kitty wrote:

Nevermore wrote:

Kitty wrote:

MY BRAIN DIED

(Interesting summary, though.)

What if I tell you that I have MERELY scratched the surface of networking with this article ? :Wink:

Perhaps I should wait til you read and digest this article before going into anymore detail ?

Yes please. :B

Drew980 wrote:

No, I have been playing with all of it a lot lately and I kinda know how it all works.

That's a great! It is always good to have an idea on how networks work since it has an important role in our lives
I believe the contents of this article are redundant facts for you :Wink:

Some, not all.

Drew980 wrote:

Some, not all.

I wanted to include some facts about host to network presentations (little-big endians) but I thought people would get too intidimated by those details and didn't surmise that there would be anyone interested in networks

There are some on here that would freak, lol.

Drew980 wrote:

There are some on here that would freak, lol.

Haha, then I should leave this summary as it is until people ask for more :P

You, sir, are crazy. In a good way, of course.

Half my degree is in this stuff.

Gelatino95 wrote:

You, sir, are crazy. In a good way, of course.

Thnx Gelo

SporeMasterVek wrote:

Half my degree is in this stuff.

Oh wow, what are you studying? I have only done network programming in C for Unix and C# for Windows and my knowledge is limited with that

/sage

Wow...cool intro...this science feeds my IQ and brain...I FEEL GOOD!

Now to go do....MATH!

(Again, cool thread)

Meh.

Wait, why should we know all this again? BTW, You should become a computer teqhnic when you grow up.

Pintoz wrote:

Meh.

Wait, why should we know all this again? BTW, You should become a computer teqhnic when you grow up.

I thought it would be good to know how connections work since they play a major role in your life.
I don't like the fact that people ONLY know how to use the INTERFACE of their operating-systems and the inner operations taking place remain complete mystery to them.

Bump!!