New Yorkers for Fair Use Call to General Assembly ... Internet Commons Congress 2004 March 24-25, 2004, Outside Washington, DC Scheduled Sessions/Participants:...
This sounds good - up to the non fair-use related points about Microsoft (no easy choice, 'SCO is agent of MS'). Bringing that in makes it sound partisan,...
... Yes, I think I agree. When I came across that section, I was wondering why Microsoft was important enough to mention by name. I realized that Palladium...
I thank both of you for this input, and I will note that I myself observed that aspect in one of my later reads of the thing (after a considerable process of...
It's been observed before that google works by harnessing the collective opinion of the Internet about a page in deciding how important the page is for a given...
A question on all our minds, I know, is why RSS, rather than a server-initiated event model? This guy argues -- persuasively in my view -- that...
Lucas Gonze
lgonze@...
Mar 15, 2004 3:42 pm
6612
... Yes, but assume the following (without challenge): 1) I want my client to be updated almost instantly when any one of a very large number of RSS feeds...
... [...] ... Sounds like someone needs to be informed about Spread. Brian...
Brian Behlendorf
brian@...
Mar 15, 2004 5:54 pm
6614
Seth Russell wrote: ... A good place to start would be insuring that your clients support the 304 Not Modified return code. Googling for "rss not modified 304"...
... Good point! But I am not convinced that the a million-to-million computers can keep each other updated instantly (or near instantly) with a simple...
... I think there is, but it involves having a long-term store and forward protocol like email that can reliably contain data intended for machines to read. ...
... On the other hand, there is a way to save bandwidth that conserves the client-driven nature of RSS -- use a centralized aggregator like Bloglines....
Lucas Gonze
lgonze@...
Mar 15, 2004 8:09 pm
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... Nor am I. A real world million-to-million, nearly real-time scenario would require a significantly different approach. Maybe a P2P publish/subscribe...
... I don't think so, at least not in an ideal :) world. The user only has to hit Bloglines once to check all her feeds. If the average user has 100 subs...
Lucas Gonze
lgonze@...
Mar 15, 2004 10:47 pm
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... Couldn't you use some sort of swarming approach (like bittorrent) where, if possible, you try to get the updates from peers, rather than from the source? ...
The answer is to do a meta-push. You build your system primarily around a pull-based design so that you gain the simplicity and robustness of the pull-based...
Justin Chapweske
justin@...
Mar 16, 2004 6:00 pm
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... Slashdot. Ironically. -- Julian Bond Email&MSM: julian.bond at voidstar.com Webmaster: http://www.ecademy.com/ Personal WebLog:...
On Tuesday, Mar 16, 2004, at 13:00 America/New_York, Justin Chapweske ... This pretty well describes the architecture of RSS pings....
Lucas Gonze
lgonze@...
Mar 16, 2004 6:56 pm
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Our apologies if you received multiple copies. ... CALL FOR PARTICIPATION Fourth International Scientific Workshop on GLOBAL and PEER-TO-PEER Computing "From...
Adriana Iamnitchi
anda@...
Mar 17, 2004 12:25 am
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http://www.movabletype.org/news/2004_03.shtml#000912 With a suite of comment management features and versatile comment registration--utilizing a centralized...
Call for Papers 7th IFIP/IEEE International Conference on Management of Multimedia Networks & Services Host: IT@Intel Information Technology Research Intel...
... I'm CC'ing this message to decentralization and p2p-hackers to engage the larger community on this interesting topic. James, I heartily agree with your...
Justin Chapweske
justin@...
Apr 22, 2004 6:49 pm
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... A thought here. I've been using Skype a lot recently. The one big USP about Skype is not the encryption, it's decentralised nature, the voice quality or...
... True, but with Microsoft's recent SDKs, it looks like using IPv6 for a single application might be feasible since the whole thing appears to be tunnelable...
Justin Chapweske
justin@...
Apr 23, 2004 2:29 pm
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... I mentioned this a while back, and people complained that Windows 9x, Mac OS X, and Linux don't support Teredo, so you have no hope of your app "just...
... I have no doubt that those platforms would catch up pretty fast if a popular application was using Teredo. OS X and Linux do a pretty good job of...
Justin Chapweske
justin@...
Apr 23, 2004 6:05 pm
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... Of course, my vision of the solution to this problem involves the creation of a location-transparent overlay network on top of IP. :-) But, even with such...
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