Ars Technica runs a nice overview article “How the Internet works: Submarine fiber, brains in jars, and coaxial cables“. It features plenty of cool images, statistics, and details of the Internet wiring from under the sea to the last mile to the last 100 meters. It’s mostly focused on UK, but it provides a good understanding of what’s involved in the modern day connectivity.
P.S.: On a less serious note, here’s The IT Crowd take on how the Internet works. Thanks to Maxym Balabaev for a reminder.
How the Internet works #Internet #WebWork #network #cabling #world #maps https://t.co/tCVdVZ5E1o https://t.co/4jNd73H4g7
It works so https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDbyYGrswtg
RT @mamchenkov: How the Internet works #Internet #WebWork #network #cabling #world #maps https://t.co/tCVdVZ5E1o
RT @mamchenkov: How the Internet works #Internet #WebWork #network #cabling #world #maps https://t.co/tCVdVZ5E1o
RT @mamchenkov: How the Internet works #Internet #WebWork #network #cabling #world #maps https://t.co/tCVdVZ5E1o https://t.co/4jNd73H4g7
Does Internet work? If it does, what is its salary?
You obviously haven’t read the article … it explains everything. I mean … EVERYTHING! :)
I had a quick stroll through and did not see any salary figures! :-)
Al Bo you pay for the internet, so it works! no money – no honey :D
Maxym Balabayev Oh, yes, finally, after so many years, I pay for the Internet, you are right!
Brilliant! Forgot about that one … Will stick it into the blog post :) Thanks!
RT @mamchenkov: How the Internet works #Internet #WebWork #network #cabling #world #maps https://t.co/tCVdVZ5E1o
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