From: Stewart, William C (Bill), SALES
I think the key is that the failures described in the paper
are caused by overload rather than other things -
too much demand for power blows out the generator,
and without it, the grid tries to get the power from the next
nearest generators, which
it's been a while, but i used to park in the lot underneath the
building.
richard
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Richard Welty
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Averill Park Networking
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Unix, Linux, IP Network Engineering, Security
Be warned, there are quite a few stories with severe automotive abuse
Hello;
A packet switched network can be engineered against cascading failures
in a way that's hard for a circuit switched network. Every time you see a
random wait in a protocol, it's a good bet that the protocol writers
were trying to
protect against the tight coupling that leads to cascading
Homogenous, in this context, does not mean similar platform
connectivity, but nodes with same degree connecting to each
other.
Ah, that makes it more clear. So a full mesh would be better? ;-)
no, fine grained peering would be better.
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Paul Vixie
Out in the badlands of New Mexido where the tumbleweeds blow, Tier 1
POPs are nowhere to be seen. I get long-hauled to a different state
just for an Internet T1 from UUNET. Unfortunately, Albuquerque is an
important business hub in my company, and we have several locations in
NM CO. But the
Does anyone have a security contact at ebay that can be reached at this
hour?
Thanks
Shaun
