it's good to see sony playing in the same league as the sega saturn, and the cd-i.
consoles that we have all owned and appreciated. bastions of popular gaming culture.
and the ITMS top 20 is not a function of the most overall subscribed to feeds, it is weighted for speed of adoption for new feeds, and other sundry variables.
it is more that most people wouldn't be able distinguish between a their own ass and a hole in the ground, much less an indie podcast vs a clearchannel one. (besides the obvious polis and production value differences.
to the average consumer, what does content matter when wighed agains slick unintrusive production?
the author should have the spam filter analyze the games in reverse (from victory to beginning).
that would probably produce better results.
of course the spam filter would need to handle more than 7 moves out.
"The type of thinking that goes into correctly answering those questions is pretty mature.... Microsoft certifications are not a joke -- they're highly respected in the industry."...
seriously, i can't figure out what industry they are talking about.
1. TMK the size of a torrent file is static, and handled on the server side.
2. things can always improve.
and while not reasonable for a site like slashdot (with the exception of the slashdot effect being rendered null since everyone would have the site linked to in their cache and therefore shareable) a site like the aforementioned 4chan which traffics in large images and already suffers lag because of bandwidth choking (and great monitary burdens) and I am willing to hazzard a guess that the denizenz of a board like that would absolutely love waiting 3 more seconds for the page to load if it meant the board didn't die in a weeks time.
that's for the high end programmers to worry about.
but considering most of the images are cached on all of anonymous' hard disks, and while/b/ turns over quickly, an image still stays active for a good 45 minutes minimum.
this is obviously a far off technolog that incorporates a far more dynamic protocol than simply bittorrent
well there goes my karma for posting in sleep dep mode.
by html i meant whole webpages.
the bandwidth that pours thorugh a site like http://www.4chan.org/ is entirely in image files, and very expensive, especially compared the the minimal size of a.torrent file.
speaking in purely hypothetical example here, a site could be generated with an image tag pointing to img.torrentjpg, and the browser could dynamically download the file from the peers and server it up for others (especially with decentralized tracking gaining use).
kind of like http://www.akamai.com/
for the common man with at focus on bandwidth savings rather than fast distrubution.
this is just one step closer to the dream of webpages being served as torrents. Imagine the benefit to mid level, and non commercial websites.
http://www.4chan.org/ comes to mind as a major benefactor.
wasn;t tor developed by the navy?
far be it from me to question their motives...
all i can say is i don't know enough about programming to self audit the source code for any leaks or backdoors. so all i have to go on is their word.
Slashdot Mirror
look, all I am saying is that Asuka should be about 5 years old by now. just old enough to be my second ex-wife in about 15 years
Finally! proof that Neon Genesis Really happened! Now to figure out what happened to Rei
it's good to see sony playing in the same league as the sega saturn, and the cd-i. consoles that we have all owned and appreciated. bastions of popular gaming culture.
that is a very paypal-esque philosophy....
and the ITMS top 20 is not a function of the most overall subscribed to feeds, it is weighted for speed of adoption for new feeds, and other sundry variables.
Now we are in for a week of Adam Curry simultaneously taking credit for and bemoaning this development.
Still I listen to each new episode....
it is more that most people wouldn't be able distinguish between a their own ass and a hole in the ground, much less an indie podcast vs a clearchannel one. (besides the obvious polis and production value differences. to the average consumer, what does content matter when wighed agains slick unintrusive production?
osx "vista"
>...the moon, which we let do whatever the hell it wants. that sounds like a microsoft paradigm
nah. all I ever do wil my freeBSD box is play GNUchess.
I am sure Hormel would take exception to that.
because my grandparents have email addresses.
From the article: "If you have an e-mail account you get spam"
the author should have the spam filter analyze the games in reverse (from victory to beginning). that would probably produce better results. of course the spam filter would need to handle more than 7 moves out.
"The type of thinking that goes into correctly answering those questions is pretty mature. ... Microsoft certifications are not a joke -- they're highly respected in the industry." ...
seriously, i can't figure out what industry they are talking about.
she will feel like she wasted her life.
1. TMK the size of a torrent file is static, and handled on the server side. 2. things can always improve. and while not reasonable for a site like slashdot (with the exception of the slashdot effect being rendered null since everyone would have the site linked to in their cache and therefore shareable) a site like the aforementioned 4chan which traffics in large images and already suffers lag because of bandwidth choking (and great monitary burdens) and I am willing to hazzard a guess that the denizenz of a board like that would absolutely love waiting 3 more seconds for the page to load if it meant the board didn't die in a weeks time.
that's for the high end programmers to worry about. but considering most of the images are cached on all of anonymous' hard disks, and while /b/ turns over quickly, an image still stays active for a good 45 minutes minimum.
this is obviously a far off technolog that incorporates a far more dynamic protocol than simply bittorrent
and it will be anothe challenge. they have to be surpassing any possible return on their investments.
well there goes my karma for posting in sleep dep mode. by html i meant whole webpages. the bandwidth that pours thorugh a site like http://www.4chan.org/ is entirely in image files, and very expensive, especially compared the the minimal size of a .torrent file.
speaking in purely hypothetical example here, a site could be generated with an image tag pointing to img.torrentjpg, and the browser could dynamically download the file from the peers and server it up for others (especially with decentralized tracking gaining use).
kind of like http://www.akamai.com/
for the common man with at focus on bandwidth savings rather than fast distrubution.
this is just one step closer to the dream of webpages being served as torrents. Imagine the benefit to mid level, and non commercial websites. http://www.4chan.org/ comes to mind as a major benefactor.
all of slashdot invited by "stan" i get the feeling that "stan" will become the equivalent of tom
wasn;t tor developed by the navy? far be it from me to question their motives... all i can say is i don't know enough about programming to self audit the source code for any leaks or backdoors. so all i have to go on is their word.
before she went blonde, yes.
Shakira?