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Since noone else has posted it, I will: https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1iL0fYmMmariFoSvLd9U5nPVH1uFKC7bvVasUcYq78So/mobilebasic https://docs.google.com/
by nzgrover 2y ago
Since noone else has posted it, I will: https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1iL0fYmMmariFoSvLd9U5nPVH1uFKC7bvVasUcYq78So/mobilebasic https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1iL0fYmMmariFoSvLd9U5...
The OSI Deprogrammer
- Diti 2y agoTHANK YOU! I have never understood everybody’s fascination with the OSI’s approximative model, but I could never rationalize why. Great read!
- great_wubwub 2y agoI hate the OSI model too, but a 240-page book with 137 references? To complain that a model from the 80s isn't the right fit 40 years later? This isn't a paper, it's a rant.
- orbital-decay 2y agoIt's not much of a rant. About half of the actual content is the suggestion of alternatives, and about a third is just historic reference on OSI.
- mattxxx 2y ago^ This. Before seeing this here, I went down a rabbit hole on why-anyone-cares about the OSI model, especially as a descriptor for their golang project. It seems to be just a classification that one person found useful, and people treat like an interesting thing. Separately, we need more deprogrammers in the world.