PING

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PING is a podcast for people who want to look behind the scenes into the workings of the Internet. Each fortnight we will chat with people who have built and are improving the health of the Internet.The views expressed by the featured speakers are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of APNIC.

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Episódios

50 episódios

  1. The [dismal] economics of AI 51:06
  2. The October 2026 Root KSK roll 27:47
  3. DNS Cold Start 42:04
  4. Canonical Cache Representation 35:25
  5. DNS Query Duplication 39:01
  6. About Time 36:24
  7. The socialised cost of online abuse 45:13
  8. CIDR inside 49:16
  9. IP Networking in Deep Space 49:22
  10. What does “BCP” really mean? 27:21
  11. Measuring the use of DNS over IPv6 52:33
  12. Internet measurement in Thailand 21:28
  13. BGP in review for 2025 57:50
  14. the Realpolitik of undersea cables 52:28
  15. Greasing the wheels 36:33
  16. Geolocation and Starlink 50:41
  17. Measuring RSSAC047 Conformance 31:01
  18. Whats going on in bad traffic in 2025 27:01
  19. The Inevitability of Centrality 1:00:32
  20. Rob Kisteleki on RIPE Atlas 40:00
  21. A Day in the Life of BGP 1:01:09
  22. Kentik's view of Secure BGP in 2025 29:30
  23. Downloading the root 57:41
  24. The multiple ways to do multiple paths 45:48
  25. DNS Computer says "NO" 44:00
  26. Night of the BGP Zombies 58:52
  27. RPKI Views: The archive of RPKI state 49:30
  28. How Many DNS Nameservers is enough? 59:08
  29. RISKY BIZ-ness 44:04
  30. Post-Quantum Cryptography 1:05:44
  31. The IPv6 Transition 59:47