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When Traceroutes Lie: How TTL Jumps Can Give Us a False Impression of the Internet’s Topology
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Oha lemmy.pobierz.net oha@lemmy.pobierz.net
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Link: https://labs.ripe.net/author/shk/when-traceroutes-lie-how-ttl-jumps-can-give-us-a-false-impression-of-the-internets-topology/
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Pomal sh.itjust.works Pomal@sh.itjust.works
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The paper linked in the article is most excellent for anyone looking for a basis on technical writing.
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