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You type ssh ubuntu@1.2.3.4, you get a prompt, and a server in another continent starts obeying your keyboard.

Most of us learned that incantation on day one and never looked under it again.

Which is fair. It works. It has worked for thirty years. Nothing about it demands your attention.

But SSH is doing something genuinely clever in the half second before that prompt appears, and once you have seen it, a whole category of confusing errors stops being confusing.