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+ You are an expert web developer. Create a blog based on this request: "Build me a basic blog to post my network engineering articles"
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+ BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) is the unsung hero of the internet. Think of it as the postal service of the web, but way smarter.
+
+ Here's why:
+
+ 1. **Path Vector Protocol:** BGP doesn't just find *a* path; it finds the *best* path. It considers factors like AS (Autonomous System) hops and policies. In 2023, there were over 100,000 ASNs (Autonomous System Numbers) globally, and BGP keeps them all connected.
+
+ 2. **Scalability:** BGP handles over 900,000 routes as of 2023. That's like delivering mail to every house on Earth—twice.
+
+ 3. **Resilience:** When a route fails, BGP reroutes traffic faster than you can say "404." During the 2021 Facebook outage, BGP played a key role in isolating the issue, preventing a total internet meltdown.
+
+ So, next time you stream a video or send an email, remember: BGP is the magic behind the scenes, ensuring your data finds its way home.
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+ title Why TCP is Like a Good Conversation
+ tags Networking, TCP, Protocols
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+ Ever noticed how TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) mirrors a good conversation? Let's break it down:
+
+ 1. **SYN (Synchronize):** Like saying "Hello?" to check if someone's there.
+ 2. **SYN-ACK (Synchronize-Acknowledge):** The other person responds with "Hi, I'm here!"
+ 3. **ACK (Acknowledge):** You confirm with "Great, let's talk!"
+
+ This three-way handshake ensures both parties are ready to communicate. According to [RFC 793](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc793), this process minimizes data loss, much like how a good conversation ensures both parties are on the same page.
+
+ But here's the kicker: TCP also has flow control. If one side is talking too fast (sending too much data), the other can say "Whoa, slow down!" (via window size adjustment). It's like asking someone to repeat themselves when they're speaking too quickly.
+
+ In 2022, TCP accounted for 90% of internet traffic, proving its reliability. So next time you're in a smooth conversation, thank TCP for setting the standard!
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