ON THE NET
Why Privacy?
I’ve kicked off a series over at Packet Pushers on the ; the first installment is up now.
There’s a chapter in my new book on the topic, as well.
Between 0x2 Nerds Live Stream on Network Complexity
I’m sitting with Jeff Doyle and Jeff Tantsura to talk about network complexity on the Between 0x2 Nerds podcast today at 1PM ET today. The link is here—
Join us if you can.
The Centralization of the Internet
My article on Internet centralization just published over at The Public Discourse—
Free Speech is More than Words
A couple of weeks ago, I joined Leslie Daigle and Alexa Reid on Techsequences to talk about free speech and the physical platform—does the right to free speech include the right to build and operate physical facilities like printing presses and web hosting? I argue it does. Listen in if you want to hear my argument, and how this relates to situations such as the “takedown” of Parler.
On the ‘net: From Stamps to the Stack
I’ve started publishing in the Public Discourse on topics of technology and culture; the following is the first article they’ve accepted. Note the contents might be classified as a little controversial.
On the ‘net: The Art of Conviction
I was recently a guest on The Art of Conviction podcast, where we covered a bit of my background, some of the challenges I’ve faced in getting where I am, and then we moved into a discussion around my recently finished dissertation. I’m working to find places to publish more in the area of worldview and culture; I’ll point to those here as I can find a “home” for that side of my life.
You can find the recording here.
Beyond my episode, The Art of Conviction is a fascinating podcast; you should really subscribe and listen in.
IPv6 Buzz: Is IPv6 Baked Enough?
I was recently a guest on the IPv6 Buzz podcast. Ed, Scott, Tom, and I talk about IPv6 operational maturity, IPv6 standards, and the IETF process. This was a great episode, you should really listen to it … and listen to IPv6 Buzz in general.