If TCP/IP is the piston airplane, RINA is the jet age. At the moment, it’s exotic; in 20 years, it will be ordinary. Here’s an update on its progress.
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If TCP/IP is the piston airplane, RINA is the jet age. At the moment, it’s exotic; in 20 years, it will be ordinary. Here’s an update on its progress.
RINA is the replacement for today’s Internet protocols, in the same way that Windows was a replacement for MS-DOS. We’re overdue for the upgrade!
Companies like Apple improve their products for everybody by paying attention to the needs of the few. What might we all learn from serving the poor?
The old saying “the great thing about standards is there are so many to choose from” particularly applies to network QoS. How many do we really need?
You wouldn’t put your money in a bank that allowed deposits but not withdrawals. So why do you allow it with your most intimate and personal data?
A maestro of the Internet cognoscenti, Gordon Cook, has interviewed me, a minnow of the Internet commentariat.
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