About OTC CatchUp
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OTC CatchUps are weekly informal sessions involving project showcases and technical discussions. They are held every Saturday from 10:30 PM IST. Join in!. For all summaries, please visit catchup.ourtech.community/summary. |
OTC CatchUp #254
Authors: Kartik Soneji · Harsh Kapadia · SirusCodes · Ankush Kapoor
Date: 20-09-2025
Duration: 2 hrs 40 mins
Topics Discussed
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Swapnil Borkar talked about his work as a Product Manager and an analytics manager.
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Computer Networking
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Harsh Kapadia talked about What happens when you type google.com into your browser and press enter?
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Public vs Private IP addresses
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Bhavesh Kukreja shared why the private network addresses
192.168.*.\*?
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We talked about How NAT Traversal Works
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SNAT, DNAT, STUN and TERN servers, etc.
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Harsh explained his dnsmasq and BIND set up for him to work with a DHCP server and a DNS server respectively.
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Harsh mentioned MAC and IP Routing.
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Jaden Furtado mentioned CSMA/CD and OFDM for Wi-Fi communication.
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Harsh also showcased the
dig,tracerouteandiptablescommands.
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Amazing article that explains how Ubuntu is installed on one’s system: How to automate a bare metal Ubuntu 22.04 LTS installation
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Bhavesh Kukreja shared his article What Python Lists Really Are
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npm had multiple supply chain/peer dependency security attacks: The largest supply-chain attack ever…
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Jaden Furtado showed off his reMarkable tablet (and his incredible drawings on the tablet).
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Rishit Dagli talked about his article Hopefully the Most Gentle Introduction to Simulation
Attendees
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Advait Jadhav
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Janvi Matani
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Jatin Lachhani
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Krupal
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Mahesh Patel
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Mohammad Kaif
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Mohammad Sohail
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Pranav Prasanna
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Raghav Rathi
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Rishi Setpal
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