International Telecommunication Union
specialized agency of the United Nations for information and communication technologies
Episodes
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#5766: SNMP: The 40-Year-Old Stopgap Running Your RackSNMP was designed as a temporary fix. Four decades later it's on every switch, UPS, and router you own. Here's how it actually works. -
#5681: Why Your Volume Knob Can't Find the Right SpotYour phone has 15 volume steps. More steps won't fix the real problem — and the math explains why. -
#5248: Why HF Radio Beats Fiber When Governments Pull the PlugHF loss doesn't scale with distance — it scales with ionospheric hops. And that changes everything about embassy comms. -
#5247: Why HF Radio Still Matters When Networks FailHF and shortwave are the same band — and it's the only comms path no host nation can switch off. Here's why it persists. -
#5208: Why Tech Consortia Keep the Stack From Flying ApartFrom GSM to HDMI to LTO, why competitors form standards bodies — and what happens when the commitments break.