HTTPS allows file uploads. SFTP (which is included in most SSH programs) allows bidirectional file transfers on the same tcp connection. So it's not so simple, but your point that traffic analysis can give info about the underlying protocol is obviously true. My original point was that simply checking for encrypted traffic coming in and out isn't enough.
Any entity which can tap your ISP's next-hop router can tell if you're running Freenet due to the large quantity of encrypted traffic flowing in and out.
Where I work everyone calls it Sequel. I find it really stupid but I'm getting used to say it too, since I don't want to explain what I mean by S-Q-L everytime I say it...
"this site requires additional addons, click here to install them" displayed on top of the page (and not in a dialog box).
This has another disadvantage - it's easy to miss it. I imagine that lots of people have thought that Firefox sucks just because it's not showing some important part of a page (such as an online Flash game) because of missing plugins, while not noticing that Firefox is telling them about the problem.
There are many devices which work without having to install any drivers. "Surprisingly" it's the same as linux - if the driver is installed you don't need to install it.
It's convenient for anybody who wants it to be convenient.
That would be a slightly (even if not much) slanted view of convenience.
Broadband performance/price is still increasing
If I downloaded a few (not many) DVD movies per month I'd quickly exceed my free bandwidth limit and would start to pay extra charges, which are not cheap. And I know it's the same in many other countries. Downloading HD-DVDs or Blu-ray would be right out.
What you say makes sense (obviously), but I don't think it's accurate to say that it is convenient to download and store a ton 4.7 / 9.4 GB files from the internet! So, I think it will still take some time for it to be convenient to trade full HD-DVDs online...
1 used to be considered a prime number some time ago (a century maybe?). There was also a time when 2 wasn't considered a prime number (possibly those two times overlapped).
The reason for dropping those considerations was that they learned that it only served to complicate otherwise simple mathematicas, because of forcing people to introduce special cases in definitions and proofs to account for those numbers.
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HTTPS allows file uploads. SFTP (which is included in most SSH programs) allows bidirectional file transfers on the same tcp connection. So it's not so simple, but your point that traffic analysis can give info about the underlying protocol is obviously true. My original point was that simply checking for encrypted traffic coming in and out isn't enough.
My point was that just checking for "a large quantity of encrypted traffic flowing in and out" isn't enough.
You obviously know nothing about routing and encryption.
PS: One reply should be enough for each troll, and preferably it should be smaller than the troll, to keep their energy expenses larger.
Any entity which can tap your ISP's next-hop router can tell if you're running Freenet due to the large quantity of encrypted traffic flowing in and out.
Oh so for example SSH/SFTP/HTTPS don't exist?
Being right doesn't imply not being a troll.
You sir, are an idiot. Do you know what the words "murderous" and "persecution" mean?
[ironic voice]Yeah, that's exactly what I was talking about.[/ironic voice]
Firstly, I don't know about the rest of you guys, but I use my cell on both sides of my head.
I don't, and I don't think most people do.
Windows users aren't necessarily gay, you insensitive clod.
Do you know what an homophobe is?
And how would you explain that the tumors were more likely to be located on the side of the head closest to where the user would put the phone?
Where I work everyone calls it Sequel. I find it really stupid but I'm getting used to say it too, since I don't want to explain what I mean by S-Q-L everytime I say it...
"this site requires additional addons, click here to install them" displayed on top of the page (and not in a dialog box).
This has another disadvantage - it's easy to miss it. I imagine that lots of people have thought that Firefox sucks just because it's not showing some important part of a page (such as an online Flash game) because of missing plugins, while not noticing that Firefox is telling them about the problem.
That's never going to happen. Nanotech of that nature is basically fantasy, just like magic wands.
How do you know? Just curious...
There are many devices which work without having to install any drivers. "Surprisingly" it's the same as linux - if the driver is installed you don't need to install it.
What the _hell_ is this concept of drivers, where I have to log in as administrator to install new hardware on my system?
It's called security - low level drivers have high privileges.
It's convenient for anybody who wants it to be convenient.
That would be a slightly (even if not much) slanted view of convenience.
Broadband performance/price is still increasing
If I downloaded a few (not many) DVD movies per month I'd quickly exceed my free bandwidth limit and would start to pay extra charges, which are not cheap. And I know it's the same in many other countries. Downloading HD-DVDs or Blu-ray would be right out.
Why do you assume your body would die? Lots of things could happen in the cell reconstruction department (and everything related to medicine)...
Your lack of faith disturbs me.
What you say makes sense (obviously), but I don't think it's accurate to say that it is convenient to download and store a ton 4.7 / 9.4 GB files from the internet! So, I think it will still take some time for it to be convenient to trade full HD-DVDs online...
1 used to be considered a prime number some time ago (a century maybe?). There was also a time when 2 wasn't considered a prime number (possibly those two times overlapped).
The reason for dropping those considerations was that they learned that it only served to complicate otherwise simple mathematicas, because of forcing people to introduce special cases in definitions and proofs to account for those numbers.
You can read more details about this here.
It's not error correction.
I think you met voice-over-air.
How old are you? Just asking to get a lower bound on the age a human can levarage spelling ;)
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