What are networking memes?

They poke fun at the things engineers deal with on a regular basis: routing protocols, software-defined networking hype, IPv6 migration, and of course that tendency in corporate environments to blame the network when anything goes wrong. Check out our selection of networking memes for some funny takes on the world of networking.

What memes did you make after your Internet finally worked?

Here are some memes that I managed to make after my internet finally decided to work. 1. It’s like a loop in my head. 2. Poor router. 3. Time to shine! 4. WiFi password mat maang lena. 5. Tu’ch hai! 6. Learn to keep your customers happy!

Why do people use memes?

Gerbaudo says the use of memes "as a means of political contestation, is coloured by the prevalence of sarcasm and irony, which is very common to memes, exposing the weakness, or vileness, or stupidity of the enemy, poking fun at excessive pompousness, excessive arrogance of the powerful".

Can memes create a collective identity?

The findings echo those in other studies that have suggested internet memes can contribute to the formation of a collective identity among marginalised groups such as the LGBTQ+ community or among disparate networks of people, such as those who have been conceived with donated sperm or eggs. "Niche memes are not meant to go viral," says Galip.