Interesting. Java applets are slightly before my time of technical awareness, but not entirely before my time of internet use, so from vague recollection I had thought that maybe Java applets were restricted to a single rectangle and perhaps that (incorrectly assumed?) restriction was why they failed. I really don't understand why needing external support would have been the real problem. It seems like Java availability was extremely widespread around the late 90s/early 2000s. I know there was even some hardware support for Java (wtf?) around that time. And if needing to download and install Java was really such a massive problem, then couldn't some arrangement have been made for OSes or browsers to just bundle Java? Everyone has loved to hate on JavaScript for as long as I can remember, _especially_ since there's no longer any alternative, so I'm really curious about why the actual alternatives that once existed (Java applets and Flash) have now gone totally extinct. But then again, maybe _any_ web or shell scripting languages are just destined to be hated. The awkward range of tasks they're meant to be used in means they're always going to be both too much _and_ too little.

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Your word choice is hyperbolic and you didnt know him, you watched a movie, your brain didn't fully comprehend, as a consequence you sound stupid! ( Sorry i know you mean well , but you're way off! Aaron wasn't rebellious he was a genius! He was trying to cure the economic cancer of our society called Neoliberalism. And I think he did it (we will have to watch bitcoin and see) He wanted that infomation in the public domain because it belongs to the public not the corrupt centreailized fources of Neoliberalism! Do some reserach and make a video on This: Bitcoin: A Path to a Hopeful Future towards economic self-sovereignty for the entire globe that isn't Shackled to the same old destructive vicious cycle it challenges us to consider that there might just be another way I think this is the primary difference between bitcoiners and people who do not yet understand or ignore this technology bitcoiners have discovered that there is in fact a way to dismantle the current system slowly sequentially over time in a voluntary and peaceful way that benefits everyone who chooses to partake in this once- in a civilization monetary Revolution there is in fact a version of the future that looks far more hopeful than the broken Fiat system racing towards the next World War and a new Global Reserve currency Bitcoin is the only way we break this cycle of collapse of Neoliberalism

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Thanks for this great explanation, watch many videos but I finally understood how TTL works in trace route

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Very helpful, thank you!

so clear! thank u mr leather hahah

I think ruzzians have to watch this video. ruzzians can't create anything even this technology they steel from Western civilization. Good bless America and Democracy they use your technology that make their life bad and grey.

What do you think about it now looking back about what you were saying then ? I think it destroyed discovery. Discovering a country, a city, a place, this is destroyed...when can changed, get back at the 2000 technology state

So For Those Who Are Still Wondering: 1. What Are Data Packets or Data Grams ? Data Sent over a long distance are broken up into Data packets/Datagrams 2. Why? These smaller pieces are easier to control compared to Long file. 3. Is it efficient? Yes. Cause each individual packet can take a different route and later on join back And It's Faster! 4. How are they gonna join back? Usually if you have a Router in your house, The router arranges the packets into their file/folder/video/image. 5. How will The Router Arrange it? All the packets have a number called as "Sequence Number" which helps the router arrange them back in their sequence order. 6. What is the Size of packet? 64 kib or 1000 bytes. Don't Forget to take a ScreenShot of This Answers!! SOURCE : FROM MY NOTES NOTE: His Explanation Is good but it's simple, so most of u might have not understood what he really meant.

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Cmon man, md5? Its been broken for quite a while😑

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Wonderfully explained

Best video explaining how BGP work's.

im guessing its just me who came out of this more confused then I started ;)

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Great explanation!

Nicely explained. Thanks!

if u understand map and reduce u can probably figure out how this work... it is just for distributed system, so ur mapped data will need to be merged/shuffled for individual reducers (also distributed) to see all of relevant keys for someting

Thanks for the heads up.

Man you are so underrated!!! Your videos are some of the simplest explanations I saw so far.

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Not sure this is a Tor vulnerability is a vulnerability of privacy awareness itself. Privacy is a social right, meaning that no matter how much you care about your own privacy, if you are Aline or within a small minority, your privacy is just a pipe dream. If, on the other hand, 2 or 3 out of 10 people would care enough about their privacy that they will buy appliances with for servers built in... Then privacy is a thing and Tor is not subject to easy attacks. Vires in numeris

solid video. Thanks for the info

Why is Greg Plitt teaching pervasive computing

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Amazing explanation

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Great video.

So this is how redditors end up eventually.

Thank you for the video. I remember Apple tried to introduce their own ''Flash Player'' Its 2024 and I was looking for a way to do an animation using some sort of online Flash player. You probably are doing something completely different in life, but I could tell you put effort into this video

I love the intel. As legend would have it, this informational video was actually not authorized and created a security breach that sadly costed this young man his job

I didn't knew jack wilshire started teaching networking 😂

Thank you for your introduction.this question has been borthering me for two days

Thank you so much. So useful!

Are you kidding me...whats all this...were you aware you passed absolutely nothing in this video

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Sarcastically, oh, because transfers from banks to cards are always such a nail-biting affair, aren't they? But hey, it happened.