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Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach
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James F. Kurose

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Euan F is on page 134 of 864

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Việt Nguyễn Khánh is on page 135 of 880

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Việt Nguyễn Khánh is on page 120 of 880

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Dominik is 50% done

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Euan F is on page 96 of 864

Problem set 1

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Euan F is on page 82 of 864

Mailroom analogy for process of encapsulation as message moves down the service layers

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Euan F is on page 76 of 864

Airline analogy for explaining computer networking service layers.

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Euan F is on page 70 of 864

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Euan F is on page 68 of 864

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Euan F is on page 60 of 864

Economic explanation for multiple global transit ISPs

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RorSpike is on page 572 of 794

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Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach, Global Edition

Euan F is on page 50 of 864

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Wladston Filho is 40% done

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Dominik is 30% done

A real cool feature of the world of computers is that you're not presented with the best working theories about why certain systems work (like, I'm guessing, in medicine or biology). No, instead it's clear why and how things work - they were designed by people, and properly documented, and that's that, no ambiguity or uncertainty. That's kinda refreshing.

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