Ole Jacobsen

With Opus 95 we mostly take a deep dive into "Layer 9" territory, which by the way is NOT outside the scope of IPJ. Many thanks to all who contributed to this edition! I hope it sparks further debate, Letters to the Editor are most welcome! Have a great holiday!

August issue of IPJ is available at protocoljournal.org

The latest issue is available on our website: protocoljournal.org [Sorry about the previous typo in the URL]. This is the May 2025 edition, Volume 28, No. 1.

@rdviii No problem, anytime before September is fine!

@protocoljournal I'd love to do it, but not this week :-). Deadline for IEEE Quantum Week is in about 200 hours...

Okay, people, I have been staying away from here, but I'm gonna have to do a #QuantumInternet thread. Keep your eyes peeled, it's gonna be a ride...

The March 2024 issue if IPJ has been published (but I forgot to tweet): ipj.dreamhosters.com/wp-content/upl…

The latest edition of IPJ is now available:

@PindarWong Please get in touch!

X001) An experiment in #DataSovereignty? #GreaterBayBridge scmp.com/news/china/pol…

Volume 26, No. 2, September 2023 has been publish. Head over to our website.

Our 25th Anniversary Issue has just been published.

25th Anniversary Issue of IPJ is nearly here!

Latest issue of The Internet Protocol Journal is now available at protocoljournal.org. Articles on TCP and QUIC, and DNS Minimization.

The August 2022 issue of IPJ is ready. Head over to protocoljournal.org for your copy!

@anthrodiva How about coyotes running down our street?

@HarriLuuppala @JosueMVivas Not worth arguing about.

@protocoljournal @JosueMVivas Proposal to fix a small factual error. In the frst page ”The first commercial telephone exchange…” should be something like ”The first automated telephone exchange…”

Latest issue is ready:

@HarriLuuppala @JosueMVivas Wikipedia says: "With this help the Strowger Automatic Telephone Exchange Company was formed and it installed and opened the first commercial exchange in (his then home town of) La Porte, Indiana, on November 3, 1892, with about 75 subscribers and capacity for 99. "

@miguelpdl @workergnome Yeah, that "international link to London" went through our local IMP in NORWAY which was connected via satellite at Tanum in Sweden to SDAC in Virginia. Homework: Why are there seismic monitoring stations in Norway which has no earthquakes ?

@workergnome Hi David here’s another mP I’ve come across from September 1973 with an International link to London.

@dbelson @jane_coffin @richardclegg @workergnome @danyork mercury.lcs.mit.edu/~jnc/tech/arpa…

@protocoljournal @jane_coffin @richardclegg @workergnome @danyork That's an awesome resource! I hadn't seen that before.

@workergnome Mind if I reproduce this in lectures? I'm quite taken with it.