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Internet2 Plus P2P Equals...
Bill, I'm lost in cyberspace... writes "News.com has an article up about a Direct Connected P2P network set up at universities which are on Internet2. This is majorly cool! More direct information is available at i2hub.com for those lucky enough to be located at a University with Internet2 access."
Now the files will move so fast the RIAA won't have time to see them! It's funny, laugh!
RIAA2
mostly a lot of spyware and adware.
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we see goatse2? sorry, it's early.
The US government, MPAA, and RIAA can have the first internet and we'll all move to the new internet 2 club. No Homers!
...to violate Comcast's bandwidth cap.
From the i2hub site...
:)
We are all from universities, so it's obvious that this service is for educational purposes only.
Yeah... right. And I'm sure that NCAA sporting events such as College Football and March Madness are for educational rather than commerical gain too.
From the article:
the network has drawn thousands of students from universities around the country to trade files and chat at speeds that far exceed what even ordinarily swift campus networks can provide.
Thank God! I guess Instant Messaging on this network really is instant. No more of those 100 ms delays!
The strong do what they can, while the weak suffer what they must.
quote cut a little, but preserves original meaning. and there is too little context around to say 'it's out of context' ;)
At the end of 2002, [we] sent 6.7 gigabytes of data across 6,821 miles [...]. That's roughly two full-length DVD-quality movies [...]. That's fast."
[...] We are all from universities, so it's obvious that this service is for educational purposes only.
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So I'm confused, based off this statement, do you feel it is ok, or not ok to use Internet2 for the trading of free music from bands that support free taping and distribution?
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yes, save the bandwitdth for those of us who are professional researchers of MP3s and porn
I love how they have a subnet ban on all of Resnet here at Texas A&M.
What do I care though. At least I know when the RIAA reads slashdot, it won't be anyone I know's ass on the line.
I would like to do research on a P2P app that uses a UDP variant (I call it "PacketBlast Technology") for its underlying transport. This app would be distributed to all students and faculty at all Internet2-connected universities. This would be totally decentralized - every client would also be a "supernode" and would exchange meta-info with "PacketBlast Technology" as well.
"PacketBlast" would build off of UDP, only with connection management and guaranteed delivery. Unlike TCP, PacketBlast initially begins connections assuming absurdly high bandwidth, then scales down the window size until the dropped-packet rate falls to around 10% - this ensures maximum utilization of the network and an overall positive experience for the end users.
I think this would be great to test out on Internet2.
dinner: it's what's for beer
thank you....i expect the I2 hub to be shut down within weeks now...
This has to be the greatest understatement .... ever. Missing a lot are you?
DO YOU LIVE UNDER A ROCK?
Share pc and console game isos, DVD isos, mpeg-4 movies and anime, mp3's, lossless audio. Need I go on?
Piracy man! You just jump on one of those european bittorrent sites and it's all there like an all you can eat media buffet. College students need money to get an "affordable" $2,000 HDTV, eat at overpriced college campus restaurants, and get piss drunk wasted then pay $5 per beer at the bars. You know it costs like $100 to pay someone to mod your console and some chips are over $50 just for the chip! We have expenses that don't have room for $50 per video game, $20 per movie, or $12 per music CD. Fuck man, it costs $1 per DVD to back this shit up. That's $100 per 100 DVDs and that isn't anything. I go through that in less than a semester.
Internet2 + P2P = 2(Internet+P^2).
When our link to Internet2 went down last month, everyone noticed it because every campus connection suddenly got MUCH slower.
Are you sure it wasn't just fallout from the new Paris Hilton video being released?
We didn't start the fire... it's been always burning since the world's been turning... we didn't start the fire... no, we didn't light it but we tried to fight it...
/me opens mouth, shows tongue firmly in cheek.
dinner: it's what's for beer
"If you have this great fast connection with restrictions that make it useless to most people, then the beancounters are going to notice that you're paying a hefty sum each month for an effectively unused resource. They're going to start demanding their money back so they can spend it on a bigger football stadium or something."
Thats why its good to go to Drexel: Internet2, no football team.
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