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• EvanAnderson
  It's a nice article and the animations are functional and aesthetically pleasing. I used to teach this on a whiteboard at my local community college. This is much slicker (and involves a lot less scribbling and erasing).Spanning tree is an elegant protocol for the constraints it was invented under. Radia Perlman's poem-- particularly the last two stanzas-- also makes me very happy.Aside: I enjoy the typographical error in the paragraph under the "Topology change notification" heading:When a link fails, a connected fridge reachable...
• illamint
  This blog is an unbelievable gold mine of information about networking, Linux, and other concepts. It's what I wish my own blog was in my head, if I could somehow summon the time and creativity.
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  stmw
  Also a good opportunity to read about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radia_Perlman in general (she is mentioned in the blog of course).
• vbernat
  If you like watching the first animation, you can get it for the other diagrams with a well-known video game code.
• deburo
  Nice! Although not a fan of the sticky animation blocks since they take so much vertical space.
• Hikikomori
  My old enemy.
• jenders
  Fantastic