P2P Not Dead, Just Hiding
adavies42 writes "Contrary to media reports, P2P is not dying (PDF); it's just becoming harder to detect. In a paper for CAIDA, the Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis, researchers present evidence that the supposed decline in P2P traffic is actually due to a decline in easy-to-track protocols as those that change port numbers on a regular basis become more popular."
Shut up already, let them think it's dying!
P2P "researchers" still unable to find suprnova.org...
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> second, they fight it
> Third, they accept it as truth.
Fourth, they stop being able to track it by port number, ...
Fifth, they say it's dying.
Sixth, Netcraft confirms it! They have NO... sixth!
In Soviet Russia, someone makes a joke about Seventh,
Eighth, there is nothing for you to see here.
Ninth,
Tenth, Gandhi wins the (+5, Funny)?
I'm not going to take this report seriously until Netcraft confirms it.
... It's just pining for the fjords.
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from what I hear not only is it impossible to find and decrypt, but also impossible to use.
I know all my favorite buttorrent trackers are going under ground. This for example...
Well we know what you're downloading now don't we...
This is left as an exercise for the reader.
Take away the porn, riaa poisoned music tracks, dodgy cam rips from the cinema, users documents or system folders, and your left with approximately 47kb of actual free publically accessible "legal" information ;)
liqbase
If it was a literal Gandhi quote, it would be too easy to detect, wouldn't it? (Think Google, Slashdot search etc.)
Of course they're misquoting Gandhi, it is like changing the port numbers for P2P protocols. Next they will think of a polymorphic engine to mess up the quote to evade the virus scanners err..Gandhi quote filters.
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They wouldn't be very well hidden if we told you.
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47kb of actual free publically accessible "legal" information... should be enough for anybody.
You can take away my porn when you pry it from my cold dead fingers.
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