- Devices are "building blocks" that serve specific functions. Printers, tape drives and modems all served specific functions in the early LAN ecology.
- They "combine transmission, storage, and processing operations." In other words, each device works standalone, but it is the combination of the devices that provides greatest value ("synergy" in the business language of 80s).
- Components are "added and shaped [...] meet specific user applications." This implies that not all LAN have the same components and that LANs are built as needed, rather than defined in its entirely beforehand.
"The sovereignty you have over your work will inspire far more people than the actual content ever will." - Gaping Void
Saturday, October 23, 2010
OrangeCone on the "LAN of things"
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device swarm,
network theory,
orangecone
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