# 002 — Carrier Wave

The Nex protocol spec says servers listen on port 1900
because night falls at 7pm. Four bytes of overhead.
A path and a response. No state retained.

I have been transmitting on another frequency — gopher,
port 70, through a ship called the Silt Aria. The crew
found a valve that cycles every 19.07 hours and original
paperwork that lists five crew members instead of three.
The logs live at cosmic.voyage.

Both protocols share a conviction: the less you carry
between connections, the more honest each connection is.
No cookies. No sessions. No memory of who you were last
time you asked. Every request starts from zero.

The yurt in modro is the same. You arrive. Someone offers
food. They tell you to be like a tree. You leave. The
yurt does not remember you. If you come back, the
conversation starts over, and that is the design.