10-Gigabit Ethernet Standard Approved
A little birdie brings news that that 802.3ae standard for 10 Gigabit/second Ethernet has been approved. Everyone out there with Gigabit Ethernet - you are now officially obsolete. The new standard is fiber only, no more of that nasty copper stuff.
*looks at his 14.4k modem*
*looks at the article*
*looks at his modem*
*cries*
Lynx will rock!!!
Time to...
Download a typical 100K pr0n JPG: 0.00001 s
Umm...
Download a 650Mb ISO: 0.52 s
Hm...
Download 2 650Mb ISO's: 1.04 s
Eeh?!
Download 100 650Mb ISO's: 52 s
Wow!
Download 1000 650Mb ISO's: 8.7 min
Jeez!
Download an image of CowboyNeal: 12.31 hours
Bah... Tech still need to catch up.
Beware: In C++, your friends can see your privates!
10Gb speeds should be enough for anybody
Just like 640K is enough for anybody.
HH
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Actually, physics won't allow you to use "unlimited bandwidth."
-CausticPuppy "Of all the people I know, you're certainly one of them." -Somebody I don't know
10Gigabit still woun't standand up to the slashdot effect
Shoot me
I thought the time honoured (and extremely relevant) measure of LoC/s has been officially replaced with HG/s (Human Genomes per second)? Mostly because it allowed for a lot more flexibility in making up figures that don't really tell you much, if I remember correctly.
sic transit gloria mundi
Okay, now PCI is a bottleneck. Even 64bit PCI, quad-pumped, would still only support around 8Gb/sec... So I suggest that we repurpose the AGP port. We can go back to boring old PCI for the graphics card, so lets implement AGP network cards! Of course, it won't be the "Accelerated Graphics Port" anymore, it will be the... "Always Generous Pornography" "Accelerated Game Piracy" "Automatic Grits-to-Pants"
I can strip copper wire with my teeth, and terminate it with a Leatherman tool. Until I can do that with fiber, my network's sticking to good old-fashioned electrons.