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Earlier this month, I came back around to seriously considering an attempt at bitsquatting. While the prior link goes into great depth on the topic, I will attempt to give a very high level overview here:
If this sort of thing interests you: I tend to do stuff like this weekly.
Digital Networks Must Facilitate Operations
But the modern digital network can do much more
These days most studios run their AoIP networks to produce audio content. In theory, keeping the studio’s contribution separate from distribution offers flexibility at all sites; and separating the audio portion from transmitting sources such as satellite, DAB+ or IP provides various benefits.
Practically speaking, it’s now necessary to change perspective: IP offers broadcasters significantly more flexibility for the transmission of content, so more and more broadcasters and recording studios are deciding to expand IP-based networks.
But broadband and fiber optic are growing at very different rates internationally. So in addition to the use of IP-based structures, flexible alternative distribution paths must be available.
TORONTO Scientists say 2021 is expected to be a shorter year than normal with the Earth spinning at a faster rate than it has in the last 50 years. York University astronomy and physics professor Paul Delaney explained to CTV s Your Morning that as the Earth’s rotation speeds up, the shift means that time is slowing on the planet’s surface, making each day a fraction of a second shorter than 24 hours. He said in an interview on Tuesday that this phenomenon is likely being caused by climate change. There is such [sic] a lot of ice that is becoming liquid and… as a consequence of that you re changing the way the mass on the surface of the Earth is situated, Delaney said. When you bring the amount of material, the amount of mass, closer to our rotation axis that actually spins up our rotation rate a little bit faster.