The Ultimate Linux Purity Test

Content S Live layers. a livuel includes o layers that matter so that we only need to PDITSPA The application layer is responsible for handling the application data that is sent FTP, and Gnutella. from host to host. Examples of application layer protocols include HTTP, SMTP, The transport layer deals with logical end-to-end transport of the data. The transport layer protocols of interest are TCP and UDP. The network layer routes the data through the network. IP is the network layer protocol that matters to us. The link layer handles the transferring of data over each individual link of the network. There are many link layer protocols hut train ether- nat and ADD The physical layer sends the bits over the physical media. If you want to k about the physical layer, study electrical engineering. data nasses down the protocol stack ve and then Conceptually, a par back up the protocol stack at the destination. Routers in the core of the network must process data up to the network layer in order to know where to route a packet. This is illustrated in Figure 14.2. Suppose that X is a packet of application data at the source. As X goes down protocol arch nrotocol adds a header, which includes the information required by that particu- diastian laver Then the application layer

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Content Link to GitHub (or similar) profile I only write code that makes money (code which is private) - I don't code in my free Please provide a link to a code sample you're particularly proud of: only write code that makes money (code which is private) - I don't code in my free Why are you proud of the code? I only write code that makes money (code which is private) - I don't code in my free time Do you do recruiter work in your free time? Please provide a sample of your technical writing. This could be an issue description, detailed comment, technical analysis, block post, or technical document you authored. Use private gists to share content that isn't public.

OMG, the absolute AUDACITY of this exchange! 😂 Someone innocently asks if SteamOS can be used as a regular operating system, and gets hit with the most devastating technical truth bomb: "No, it's Linux." Then another person comes along with "Yeah, it's just Linux" like they're casually confirming the Earth is round! HONEY, THAT'S THE WHOLE POINT! It's the perfect encapsulation of how Linux users simultaneously act like their OS is both special AND completely ordinary depending on which answer makes you feel more stupid. The duality is just *chef's kiss* MAGNIFICENT!

THE ABSOLUTE TRAGEDY of being a developer in the wild! 😭 Open a terminal to check something innocent like disk space, and suddenly you're the digital antichrist! The black screen with colorful text might as well be a summoning circle for panic. There you are, DESPERATELY pleading your innocence while Karen from accounting is already dialing the FBI. Meanwhile, the crowd has formed a pitchfork committee and declared you the harbinger of identity theft. Just trying to do your job, but now you're basically the villain in every early 2000s hacker movie!

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