Re: [freenet-dev] Inserts can be as fast as downloads

2006-04-18 Thread John Bäckstrand
yes you are right we might get in conflict with other downloads/inserts, but if we get a share of the bandwith for inserts on every node we should have the same throughput as downloads (but using more bandwith of the overall network but in serial). (because every block is independend, calculation

[freenet-dev] Inserts can be as fast as downloads

2006-04-18 Thread Thomas Bruderer
I always suspect things which seem to others so obvious... There seems to be the missleading concept that inserts have to be slower than downloads. The argument is: it needs to go over more hops therefore it is slower. I have discussed this issue, and I think its obvious that this is not true...

[freenet-dev] 3 or more

2006-04-18 Thread Volodya
Volodya wrote: > Is it possible to ask for any explanation for the 3 link limit that you > have imposed upon 0,7? I really do not understand how i am suppose to > switch to that network now, my original plan was to contact all my > friends who i trust and tell them that if they ever wanted to ac

[freenet-dev] 3 or more

2006-04-18 Thread Volodya
Is it possible to ask for any explanation for the 3 link limit that you have imposed upon 0,7? I really do not understand how i am suppose to switch to that network now, my original plan was to contact all my friends who i trust and tell them that if they ever wanted to achieve anonymity, my

[freenet-dev] 3 or more

2006-04-18 Thread Evan Daniel
On 4/18/06, Volodya wrote: > Is it possible to ask for any explanation for the 3 link limit that you have > imposed upon > 0,7? I really do not understand how i am suppose to switch to that network > now, my > original plan was to contact all my friends who i trust and tell them that if > they

[freenet-dev] 3 or more

2006-04-18 Thread Caco Patane
AFIK, it work with 2 connections... I've started with two connections and I was able to browse some freesites and get messages from Frost. Maybe it work slow and ugly... try to see if you can insert with 2 connections Frost messages... it would be a nice start. Saludos, Caco_Patane On 4/18/06, V

Re: [freenet-dev] 3 or more

2006-04-18 Thread Evan Daniel
On 4/18/06, Volodya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is it possible to ask for any explanation for the 3 link limit that you have > imposed upon > 0,7? I really do not understand how i am suppose to switch to that network > now, my > original plan was to contact all my friends who i trust and tell th

Re: [freenet-dev] 3 or more

2006-04-18 Thread Ian Clarke
On 18 Apr 2006, at 09:24, Volodya wrote: Is it possible to ask for any explanation for the 3 link limit that you have imposed upon 0,7? I really do not understand how i am suppose to switch to that network now, my original plan was to contact all my friends who i trust and tell them that if

[freenet-dev] 3 or more

2006-04-18 Thread Ian Clarke
On 18 Apr 2006, at 09:24, Volodya wrote: > Is it possible to ask for any explanation for the 3 link limit that > you have imposed upon 0,7? I really do not understand how i am > suppose to switch to that network now, my original plan was to > contact all my friends who i trust and tell them t

Re: [freenet-dev] 3 or more

2006-04-18 Thread Caco Patane
AFIK, it work with 2 connections... I've started with two connections and I was able to browse some freesites and get messages from Frost. Maybe it work slow and ugly... try to see if you can insert with 2 connections Frost messages... it would be a nice start. Saludos, Caco_Patane On 4/18/06, V

Re: [freenet-dev] 3 or more

2006-04-18 Thread Volodya
Volodya wrote: Is it possible to ask for any explanation for the 3 link limit that you have imposed upon 0,7? I really do not understand how i am suppose to switch to that network now, my original plan was to contact all my friends who i trust and tell them that if they ever wanted to achieve

[freenet-dev] 3 or more

2006-04-18 Thread Volodya
Is it possible to ask for any explanation for the 3 link limit that you have imposed upon 0,7? I really do not understand how i am suppose to switch to that network now, my original plan was to contact all my friends who i trust and tell them that if they ever wanted to achieve anonymity, my nod

[freenet-dev] Re: Median instead of mean for load-balancing...

2006-04-18 Thread Jusa Saari
Geometric mean is still vulnerable to this, just less so than arithmethic mean. Besides, it is likely much more expensive computationally - or do modern day chips come with instructions to calculate the Nth root (could be, I haven't really examined their capabilities) ? Is there any particular adv

[freenet-dev] Re: Median instead of mean for load-balancing...

2006-04-18 Thread John Bäckstrand
Jusa Saari wrote: > Geometric mean is still vulnerable to this, just less so than arithmethic > mean. Besides, it is likely much more expensive computationally - or do > modern day chips come with instructions to calculate the Nth root (could > be, I haven't really examined their capabilities) ? I