> Christopher L. Morrow wrote:
> because legislating in the 'USA' something that is clearly
> 'global' has worked so well? politicians looking to get:
> 1) votes
> 2) 'political bang for the buck'
> 3) useless hot air blown up someone's rear
> really need to stop trying to legislate behaviour in p
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Joe Shen) [Tue 31 Aug 2004, 13:28 CEST]:
[..]
> But, as I know WRED will bias normal TCP flows, while UDP and greedy
> TCP flows(like BT download) will win in Bandwidth competition.
What makes you think that BitTorrent's TCP sessions are in any way more
`greedy' of bandwidth
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sean Donelan) [Tue 31 Aug 2004, 01:06 CEST]:
> Is the problem P2P? Or is the problem copyright infringement?
Is traffic the problem? Whose anyway? Isn't the point of building
a network to facilitate the exchange of data?
-- Niels.
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Today's subliminal thought
Akamai or not, microsoft is overwhelmed by the demand for SP2, and today is
giving the message listed below on windowsupdate:
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gking> Quick show of hands, of the American citizens in here (of legal
gking> voting age), how many of you will be going to the polls to cast a
gking> vote for president this November? And which candidate are you
gking> voting for? Mail me in private and I'll summarize the results on
gking> the
On 08/31/04, Lou Katz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 31, 2004 at 03:42:25PM -0400, Gary King wrote:
> >
> > Quick show of hands, of the American citizens in here (of legal voting
> > age), how many of you will be going to the polls to cast a vote for
> > president this November? And
On Tue, Aug 31, 2004 at 03:42:25PM -0400, Gary King wrote:
>
> Quick show of hands, of the American citizens in here (of legal voting
> age), how many of you will be going to the polls to cast a vote for
> president this November? And which candidate are you voting for?
> Mail me in private and
To those of "authority", single-point-of-failure equates to "centralized
control". With the word control in large neon capital letters.
Dave Hilton
Staff System Administrator
entelos(r)
Foster City, CA
"Notice: I tend to become apprehensive when my position in the food
chain becomes ambig
[re-sent to NANOG alone... obviously Merit is filtering crossposts
selectively, so neither last weeks report, nor this one got through]
DNS WEATHER REPORT for selected infrastructure zones
Issue 2004-08-31
Zones analyzed and their SOA contacts
Quick show of hands, of the American citizens in here (of legal voting
age), how many of you will be going to the polls to cast a vote for
president this November? And which candidate are you voting for?
Mail me in private and I'll summarize the results on the list.
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Surely the big benefits of peer to peer is it takes control way from the
center - which will never go down well in Washington when the big
Digital Publishers are being so successful at pushing through
legislation via WIPO etc.
If they want to start back
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Surely the big benefits of peer to peer is it takes control way from the
center - which will never go down well in Washington when the big
Digital Publishers are being so successful at pushing through
legislation via WIPO etc.
The truely novel P2P syste
Big Snip ...
At 07:03 PM 8/30/2004, Sean Donlan postualted:
Is the problem P2P? Or is the problem copyright infringement?
Thank you, Sean.
What does Peer-to-Peer mean, anyway. Unfortunately, lots of things.
One could argue (I've seen a few replies re this subject hinting around
this de
On Tue, Aug 31, 2004 at 07:27:58PM +0800, Joe Shen wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> We are evaluting whether we should implement DiffServ
> Based e2e QoS provisioning in our network. Someone
> recommend that WRED should be used on each node which
> is setup to send traffic according to
> DSCP/IP_precedence.
Sorry, was it possible to search for a file from > millions of storage
nodes
in IRC?
You could search from what was on the node you were querying. The
difference, IMO, between DCC and P2P is that P2P allows all those people
who were hitting the DCC bots, to be used as more storage. In other word
Hi,
We are evaluting whether we should implement DiffServ
Based e2e QoS provisioning in our network. Someone
recommend that WRED should be used on each node which
is setup to send traffic according to
DSCP/IP_precedence. They disclame that DiffServ+WRED
is the best solution for current network.
On 31-aug-04, at 13:02, Petri Helenius wrote:
In general, I think attempts to legislate the behavior of the internet
are unlikely to have much effect on it's operation other than to make
certain US companies less competitive and to make certain basic
activities more difficult for the average user.
Owen DeLong wrote:
In general, I think attempts to legislate the behavior of the internet
are unlikely to have much effect on it's operation other than to make
certain US companies less competitive and to make certain basic
activities more difficult for the average user.
However, there is going to
Lars Erik Gullerud wrote:
Then there's always the option to implement something else. Hm, where
can I order a CARP license again...?
... which is why I think I used VRRP as an example - "ignore and replace" as
opposed to "embrace and extend".
In answer to Mark Borchers' point about the IETF draft
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