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“TCP/IP was tested across the three types of networks developed by DARPA and eventually was anointed as their new standard. In 1981, Jon Postel published a transition plan to migrate the 400 hosts of the ARPANET from the older NCP protocol to TCP/IP, including a deadline of January 1, 1983, after which point all hosts not switched would be cut off.”

— Happy Birthday: TCP/IP pioneer Vint Cerf reflects on the modern Internet quietly turning 30 - The Next Web

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