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Port binding in cloud-native apps
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How do JavaScript closures work?
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Realizing the potential of design
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Age of intelligence
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Who is…? A question, not the Unix command
Chris Baker discusses Internet cartography and its implications for risk and security. He focuses on building a mental model for how we know where on the network something is, what it is, and why that is important.