At least, they're having another copy of your files on their servers. So when their P2P network goes down, they'll revert back to a traditionial online storage mode...
What about the availability of my files?
We can't give any guarantees or service level agreements at the moment. Instead, we offer you our promise that we will do our best to make sure your data is always available. Your encrypted files are stored redundantly on our servers so that even if a server crashes, they can be resurrected. Encrypted fragments of your files are also stored in the grid storage which provides an additional backup.
Under this circumstance, I think it was funny, that they recommended leaving the client running in order to reconnect automagically again once the login service was fixed. Sounds like a bad idea while having login issues...
I had dropped connections with a netgear router years ago. Not packet loss, but long living TCP sessions such as SSH got dropped while running gnutella. Crippelware so to say.
Sure. Start Xconfig, pick the category "Mouse, Keyboard..." and switch to "Mouse Input". Activate the radio button "Wheel movements sends Mouse button event 4/5). Does the job at least for emacs (with proper scrolling option set).
Maybe they aren't faking DNS problems, maybe they HAVE DNS problems. I can imagine that the surge in BitTorrent and other P2P usage can cause DNS problems on the provider Site - or is all P2P traffic based on IP addresses only?
File Transfer is there but slow as hell because a direct file transfer is not implemented. It's about 2kbit/s between gaim and a regular MSN client. No idea about AIM.
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RTFA There is redundancy for just that reason.
Java based VPN Client? OMG.
Sure, 6 digits PIN are common in my place and work all over Europe.
My ass, their system is broken for sure. How do these people sleep at night, selling all that crap to consumers?
Under this circumstance, I think it was funny, that they recommended leaving the client running in order to reconnect automagically again once the login service was fixed. Sounds like a bad idea while having login issues...
Call me paranoid, but why do you allow the iPhone into the companys WLAN?
40Gbps. Makes 5 GB/s. Makes two seconds each month.
I had dropped connections with a netgear router years ago. Not packet loss, but long living TCP sessions such as SSH got dropped while running gnutella. Crippelware so to say.
Next her.
Have you provided feedback to Google regarding this issue?
Sure. Start Xconfig, pick the category "Mouse, Keyboard..." and switch to "Mouse Input". Activate the radio button "Wheel movements sends Mouse button event 4/5). Does the job at least for emacs (with proper scrolling option set).
If you leave Port 25 open as a company, you're basically asking for trouble....
Exactly which photographs are you talking about?
I'm glad Oracle didn't pay them a spacefight...
Did you enter the U.S. since the US-Visit program is in effect whithout having to leave your two fingerprints?
Maybe they aren't faking DNS problems, maybe they HAVE DNS problems. I can imagine that the surge in BitTorrent and other P2P usage can cause DNS problems on the provider Site - or is all P2P traffic based on IP addresses only?
but it's certainly worse than nuclear power
Facts, anyone?
Are you being serious?
... but Vista ist not yet released to retail and until then, it will support the Zune for sure...
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A router does nothing to protect you from other hosts within the network.
I had good results with Skype, but only if the other party is on a direct connection, i.e. without a router in between...
File Transfer is there but slow as hell because a direct file transfer is not implemented. It's about 2kbit/s between gaim and a regular MSN client. No idea about AIM.
True, they only have a monopoly when a court came to that same conclusion. So did it as we all know with MS.
... we've been frew this a dozen times....