Slashdot Mirror

you could try the Coralized urls

Sample 1
http://img2.dpreview.com.nyud.net:8090/gallery/can oneos1dsmkii_preview/originals/vb2c0009.jpg

Sample 2
http://img2.dpreview.com.nyud.net:8090/gallery/can oneos1dsmkii_preview/originals/vb2c0077.jpg

the other samples
http://www.dpreview.com.nyud.net:8090/articles/can oneos1dsmkii/page5.asp

you could try the Coralized urls

Sample 1
http://img2.dpreview.com.nyud.net:8090/gallery/can oneos1dsmkii_preview/originals/vb2c0009.jpg

Sample 2
http://img2.dpreview.com.nyud.net:8090/gallery/can oneos1dsmkii_preview/originals/vb2c0077.jpg

the other samples
http://www.dpreview.com.nyud.net:8090/articles/can oneos1dsmkii/page5.asp

you could try the Coralized urls

Sample 1
http://img2.dpreview.com.nyud.net:8090/gallery/can oneos1dsmkii_preview/originals/vb2c0009.jpg

Sample 2
http://img2.dpreview.com.nyud.net:8090/gallery/can oneos1dsmkii_preview/originals/vb2c0077.jpg

the other samples
http://www.dpreview.com.nyud.net:8090/articles/can oneos1dsmkii/page5.asp

Check out the FCC test report. According to the document, it looks like max RF output of the unit is 1.45mW -- not very much power!
Coral P2P link to FCC report
or
Direct FCC link to report

More info on Coral distribution network

Coralized Link
Just in case

Coral cache for the article and for the map.

Please Slashdot editors, use Coral cache for ALL the links in your stories. Slashdotting effect can led a site to disappear due to bandwidth costs :-/

Coral cache for the article and for the map.

Please Slashdot editors, use Coral cache for ALL the links in your stories. Slashdotting effect can led a site to disappear due to bandwidth costs :-/

here

I managed to coralize the first video just before the server went bye-bye: here

a new method.

holographic optical storage

Caught it about 90secs before it started intermittently saying "PhysOrg is temporarily unavailable."

a new method.

holographic optical storage

Caught it about 90secs before it started intermittently saying "PhysOrg is temporarily unavailable."

modchips have been out for a while. team xodus hasn't done anything new. in fact, when the Xecuter 3 is release this week their chip will be the best, not Xodus'. http://www.teamxecuter.com.nyud.net:8090/ check them out.

Here's a mirror through the Coral web cache:

http://www.teamxodus.com.nyud.net:8090/

(...but the mirror contents is of the broken web server. ;)

/. really oughtta have a script that does a quick Coral cache population of all the links in a story before posting them... once the site's already been destroyed, it ain't going to be cached.

Might as well provide a link just in case the server slows to a crawl...

http://www.hexus.net.nyud.net:8090/content/reviews /review_print.php?dXJsX3Jldmlld19JRD04NzY=

And, therefore:

http://media01.cgchannel.com.nyud.net:8090/images/ news/2003_10_liamkemp/TWL360x208.mov

http://media01.cgchannel.com.nyud.net:8090/images/ news/2003_10_liamkemp/TWL360x208.mov

He has 9, I have 19, and mine are spittin' images.

Clickable version

http://www.this-wonderful-life.com.nyud.net:8090/i ndex.htm
http://www.rendernode.com.nyud.net:8090/
http://www.rendernode.com.nyud.net:8090/articles.p hp?articleId=197

http://www.this-wonderful-life.com.nyud.net:8090/i ndex.htm
http://www.rendernode.com.nyud.net:8090/
http://www.rendernode.com.nyud.net:8090/articles.p hp?articleId=197

http://www.this-wonderful-life.com.nyud.net:8090/i ndex.htm
http://www.rendernode.com.nyud.net:8090/
http://www.rendernode.com.nyud.net:8090/articles.p hp?articleId=197

http://www.blackboxvoting.org.nyud.net:8090/baxter /baxterVPR.mov

Although it's pretty weak... just a bunch of cuts of a monkey and a computer.

Coralized Link works fine

Hint to NASA people, you could have refered everyone coming from slashdot to that URL. Coral will do a good job caching your -mostly static- site.

For more info:
http://www.scs.cs.nyu.edu.nyud.net:8090/coral/

Site is slow, as you've noticed. Try this:
NYUD.net caching mirror thingy

Why don't people just start using the nyud cache in the articles for sites that will probably get slashdotted? As everyone knows, NASA servers always get pounded into the ground when they get posted here.

Anyway, click on the link above. I have gone into the screenshots page, so those are probably the only two that are cached right now. Click around and get the rest in there for me. :)

I couldn't get a response from NASA's site but the Coral p2p mirror is working well for me. NASA's download page held up for me though.

Try this link, it seems to work:
http://learn.arc.nasa.gov.nyud.net:8090/worldwind/ features.html

~50% of all tax returns are 35K gross income

We still have some work to do like landscaping, etc. However it is not a bad buy for the price we paid.

Someone on a non-political forum asked for UK voters to complete a short survey on their attitudes to Bush & the election, for a school project. The responses were remarkably similar. They're summed up by this response:

Q2) In brief explanation, what do you like about president bush? (good leader, crushing terrorism, etc)
A) His comedy value as president

Q3) In brief explanation, what don't you like about president bush? (war, lying, etc)
3) His comedy value as president

Fantastically concise - I'm not sure if its +5 insightful or +5 funny - I think it's probably both.

Which makes me wonder. Is there a telnet machine somewhere where we can access the CeeFax info? It would be interesting to see what they're pushing over the airwaves.

Don't know about Ceefax, but Aertel (Ireland's equivalent) has a web interface: http://www.rte.ie.nyud.net:8090/aertel/index.html

Save the guy's website! Use this coral cache link instead

http://www.kodawarisan.com.nyud.net:8090/imacg5/im acg501.html

This is one server that really won't survive a slashdotting too well, so better use the CDN!

http://www.apple.com.nyud.net:8090/pr/photos/imacf lat/04imac_inside_agreement.html

I don't love Apple as a corp, but I do kinda like Apple. Please slashdot! Don't hose their server!

Note: Images are hosted through nyud.net to avoid funding spam

A cloud filled with simple molecules of sugar has been found 26,000 light-years away from us, near the middle of our Milky Way Galaxy. The 8-atom sugar molecules exist in a gas cloud named Sagittarius B2 at a temperature of only 8 degrees above absolute zero. Too far and too cold to bake your next cake! However, even if chemistry reactions on Earth and in this frigid sugar cloud are very different, astronomers think this "discovery suggests how the molecular building blocks necessary for the creation of life could first form in interstellar space." I'm not qualified to say if their claims are funded, but don't hesitate to tell me if they're right or wrong.

Please read the original article for more astronomical details or just enjoy the illustrations below describing how prebiotic chemistry -- the formation of the molecular building blocks necessary for the creation of life -- occurs in interstellar clouds.

The above acronyms in the credits for the illustrations refer respectively to the National Radio Astronomy Observatory , the Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) and the National Science Foundation (NSF) .

Sources: SpaceRef.com, September 20, 2004; and various websites

Note: Images are hosted through nyud.net to avoid funding spam

A cloud filled with simple molecules of sugar has been found 26,000 light-years away from us, near the middle of our Milky Way Galaxy. The 8-atom sugar molecules exist in a gas cloud named Sagittarius B2 at a temperature of only 8 degrees above absolute zero. Too far and too cold to bake your next cake! However, even if chemistry reactions on Earth and in this frigid sugar cloud are very different, astronomers think this "discovery suggests how the molecular building blocks necessary for the creation of life could first form in interstellar space." I'm not qualified to say if their claims are funded, but don't hesitate to tell me if they're right or wrong.

Please read the original article for more astronomical details or just enjoy the illustrations below describing how prebiotic chemistry -- the formation of the molecular building blocks necessary for the creation of life -- occurs in interstellar clouds.

The above acronyms in the credits for the illustrations refer respectively to the National Radio Astronomy Observatory , the Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) and the National Science Foundation (NSF) .

Sources: SpaceRef.com, September 20, 2004; and various websites

http://4.78.57.43.nyud.net:8090/ogrish-dot-com-jac k-hensley-beheading-video.wmv jesus this world is so sad and sick. when will this madness finally end and people stop hating and killing each other. on any sides? http://4.78.57.43.nyud.net:8090/ogrish-dot-com-jac k-hensley-beheading-video.wmv

And here's a Coral link!
She's getting hammered, as of 20:19 UTC.

People in the old days were such idiots!

Stupid AC!


I'm joking.

I cobbled together a little OSX screensaver a while ago that feeds off this, if anyone wants to try it out. I think there's a similar module in XScreensaver these days.

source, binaries ( let's hope this works )

I cobbled together a little OSX screensaver a while ago that feeds off this, if anyone wants to try it out. I think there's a similar module in XScreensaver these days.

source, binaries ( let's hope this works )

This "company" sucks. I hope they get prosecuted into the ground.

In case that gets slashdotted like it did last week:
Coral Cache(yes, i already loaded it through coral so it should be in the coral cache)

Mirror 1

Mirror 1

Chris

teh coral is good

They can have a windows background called uranus and use This as the image

http://www.templetons.com.nyud.net:8090/pq/playa.h tml

nyud = more horken.

What a country!

Here's a Coral Cache link to some guy who scanned a bunch of the screenshots.

Hope it helps. Coral link.

This is a link that works (thanks coral cache!)

Coral Link