What is TCP (transmission control protocol) with a simple example? #tech #techskills #techexplained

[colinmaharaj]

This is my area of expertise, I write specialize internet working applications where I write my own TCP servers and TCP clients.
Some of this is to connect to proprietary devices that has a documented protocol and my code is now doing very special I/O to gain connectivity and get data from these devices.

[CattopyTheWeb]

Thanks for the explanation! Quick and easy to understand.

[kitcat]

That was a good explanation, simple to understand.

[phonkyfeel]

I love the “cross your fingers” and hope it arrives part

[gennahlopov]

Thanks great explanation, what do you use to create visuals for this short video?

[oozey]

Despite having prior knowledge of this, i enjoyed watching the video and the explanation as if i were a newby to this TCP.

[JustSaying]

nice :) you also cover network stuff. cool

[santoshparvatikar]

Actually thats not error comtrol but flow control.

[liminalkuxan]

It’s difficult to focus on another think than your eyes, but yeah! I got it 😊

[tykunal]

Forget about CN interview, let's go for a date 🌹.
How about that?

[phonkyfeel]

Hmmmm. Let’s give the USPS many more opportunities to screw up and lose important mail. 🧐

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[Amber-leds]

ya people still write letters so no need to past tense that hehe

[the_infinity_snake]

this is NOT a very good demonstration because splitting a long letter into shorter ones doesn't make it easier for your friend to get it without the letter go missing.

It doesn't make sense. 😄

I think the example should be like sending your friend a really big sofa or a big closet,
you'll have to send each part or else it's gonna be too much for transportation and the stuff might be damaged badly or even worse - fall out on the way. 😄👍

[chrisquandee]

Poor example. You’d be less at risk of losing mail if you only sent once piece of mail vs. many

[nastyHarry]

You were born to be in front of a camera

[crazydavec]

Don't be daft - TCP is an antiseptic fluid for when you cut yourself... does the trick but you'll smell of it for about 15 years or so! 😁

[freshmagnettv]

Yes I definitely learnt everything and wasn't gazing at your absolutely fairy like smile all the time

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