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BitTorrent Calls UDP Report "Utter Nonsense"
Ian Lamont writes "BitTorrent has responded to a report in the Register that suggested uTorrent's switch to UDP could cause an Internet meltdown. Marketing manager Simon Morris described the Register report as 'utter nonsense,' and said that the switch to uTP — a UDP-based implementation of the BitTorrent protocol — was intended to reduce network congestion. The original Register report was discussed enthusiastically on Slashdot this morning."
Nonsense? From The Register? Ya don't say.
How we know is more important than what we know.
My ISP, Comcast, is already on top of this new bittorrent over UDP idea and has summarily blocked all UDP traffic.
So, I wonder if I'll be experNO CARRIER
unknown host slashdot.org
Just disrupt the deflector shield with a tachyon burst.
I know, how dare anyone try to improve things without being old and having a PHD.
Fucking punk ass kids. Next thing we know we will have guys with only master degrees trying to write operating systems.
So should we call this the "First 4,999 Mile Problem"?
None of them can see the clouds; The polished wings don't care.
Their their now, let the poor unedjumicated bastard post in piece.
I mean, those in glass houses shouldn't through stones. ;)
Mod me down, my New Earth Global Warmingist friends!
You misspelled bastige.
If you're glass house is made of bullet proof glass then it's OK to throw stones.
"You should always go to other people's funerals; otherwise, they won't come to yours." -- Yogi Berra
was discussed this morning...which means all the funny comments were expended before the really funny article was posted.
Sig this!
So THAT explains Windows ME...
If you can read this, it means that I bothered to log in.
A friend of mine made a lot of money selling marijuana, but then got word that the heat was on him, so he absconded to his own island with the stash, and disguised it from the prying eyes of the DEA by building a mansion entirely from bricks of Acapulco Gold. He decided to launder his money by starting a collection of expensive gold and velvet chairs from the ancient royal houses of the world.
Of course, the whole enterprise ended in tears when he bought one too many 24-karat armchair and the building simply disintegrated. He was whining to me on the phone afterwards and I could only offer him the following simple advice: "People in grass houses shouldn't stow thrones".
Sorry.
Maybe he was calling his dog?
It is, if you live in Boston.
The second being a subset of the first.
'The tyrant will always find pretext for his tyranny.' - Aesop's Fables