TDYR 372 – Are there good alternatives to Meetup.com?

Are there good alternatives to Meetup.com for organizing groups and events? Many people started asking that question a few weeks ago when it appeared Meetup.com was drastically changing its pricing. While Meetup.com clarified this was just a test, it c…

TDYR 371 – Celebrating 50 Years of UNIX

It was 50 years ago in the summer of 1969 that the Unix operating system was created at Bell Labs by Ken Thompson, Dennis Ritchie and their colleagues. In this episode I talk about the large effect Unix has had on my own life, in all of its many variat…

TDYR 370 – CDNs, Anycast, Containers, and the Disaggregation of Networking Models

Once upon a time, our mental model of how networking worked was rather simple. You had a device connected to a network (a “client”) and a server to which that device was connecting. Each had a host name and an IP address. The server was typically a com…

TDYR 369 – What I Like and Dislike in IOS 13

What do you like in IOS 13? After using it for a number of weeks now, I reflect on what I like and dislike…

TDYR 368 – Will Quantum Cryptography Affect the DNS and DNSSEC?

Will quantum cryptography affect the DNS and DNSSEC? If so, how? and when? Today at the “Tech Day” part of the ICANN 66 meeting in Montreal, John Levine spoke about what impact quantum crypto might have on DNS. His slides are available at:

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TDYR 367 – Spending this week at ICANN66 in Montreal

This week I’m at the ICANN 66 meeting in Montreal participating in sessions about DNS security, privacy, routing security and more… in this episode I talk a bit about the history of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) and …

TDYR 366 – Google and PRX Launch Podcasting 101 Videos and Resources

Have you ever wanted to start podcasting but didn’t know how to begin? Google Podcast and PRX just launched a “Podcasting 101” 10-part video series that explains many aspects of getting started with podcasting. In this episode I talk about what the vid…

Embracing the NaPodPoMo challenge a second time – 30 podcasts in 30 days

There’s something about November that seems to encourage people to take on challenges. Maybe for people in the Northern hemisphere it is because November is the grey, cold, rainy period between autumn and winter. Maybe the timing is just random……

TDYR 365 – Embracing NaPodPoMo a second time – 30 podcasts in 30 days

Having failed to complete National Podcast Post Month (NaPodPoMo) back in 2017, why do I think it will be different this time? In this episode I talk about that… and invite listeners to join me for the next 30 days…

Internet Society Seeks Nominations for 2020 Board of Trustees (Featured Blog)

Are you passionate about working toward a stronger, open Internet available to everyone? Do you have experience in Internet standards, technology, development or public policy? If so, please consider applying for a seat on the Internet Society Board of…