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| > and copyright protection can't co-exist. But computers and HR
| > managers with
| > the authority to fire you do comfortably co-exist. Is some kind of
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| What does that mean? The computer and the manager don't comfortably
| coexist because the manager has total control over the com
Without the key index, how would freegle work?
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It makes sense, particularly in the US where you don't really have
terrorists. In Ireland, we have long had to choose between hyperactive
police and hyperactive bombers. The police were the chosen option. It
works in that those who believe "The people have no right to do wrong, so we
are not bo
"...it must be held that third-party electronic monitoring, subject
only to the self-restraint of law enforcement officials, has no place
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What does this mean? Surely without surveillance, there can be no society?
It feels like the bottleneck is searching and and then in assembling the
bits of a file to get it. File transfer like Gnutella must be impossible at
present if web pages can't get across. Presumably, when there are more
users, a way of recognising nodes that have better uptime records will be
fo
You don't think my nifty notion that we call them lonks instead of links
because they take a long time to peruse will take off?
Oh well, back to careful typing.
If performance is this poor with less than 1000 nodes, will this network
ever become usable?
Where is the bottleneck? Just wondering.
Those lonks are unusable and the files from freegle are unavailable.
How many nodes are there?
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Hi all,
One of the key features that comes up with Freenet is scalability.
Currently pigdog is simply impossible to access from my node. Is there any
site of the Freenet network that is accessible without waiting over 30
seconds each time you click on a link?
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Is it me or is Freenet very slow? And many of the keys don't work. Lots of
404s.
Is this performance a Java issue? Or is it the nature of
encrypting/decrypting?
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Good. So if write a utility to search for *.mp3, *.mpg and *.zip files in
the Freenet directory it will come up with precisely nothing? Ever?
Because, if that's the case, I need have no concerns about an overhelpful
colleague sharing the contents of that directory with HR ;-)
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of files? For example, .jpg or .mpg? Or perhaps a way to specify that all
files that are not of a certain range of types simply don't end up on a hard
drive that I have resposibility for?
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