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      2 title = "Shit I don't remember and need to remember"
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      5 # Shit I don't remember and need to remember
      6 Layers:
      7 Physical — digital bits as analog signals
      8 Data link — frames of digital bits over one link
      9 Network — packets of frames over multiple links
     10 Transport — end-to-end packet delivery
     11 Application — what the user needs
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     13 to compute hamming distance, xor the two bit strings and count the number of ones.
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     15 ![](0d607eb86383a2cecbd634362a49b6bf.png)![](10a9cfd0083fb618af2e138d0c2dfc76.png)![](f4d241c05d2cc775bdb74814258ce4f3.png)![](3a6967e6a4521f177a8f862eba6dae10.png)![](9253669c7b8abd0a54ddf46bd36e7b22.png)![](dbdb0facb18bcae7b06997c55ac9c6f9.png)
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     17 CDMA — code division multiple access, in physical layer with that chip sequence bullshit
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     19 CSMA — carrier sense multiple access, in mac protocol
     20 difference in CSMA types (MAC protocol)
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     22 - 1-persistent — always listens to channel, sends as soon as idle
     23 - nonpersistent — senses channel, if not idle waits a random period of time and tries again. does not always listen.
     24 - p-persistent — some probability fuckshit
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