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91.
by trout 16y ago
I realized it while playing the game, and to a greater extent after reading the article, but it's a very meticulous game. The amount of detail and thought into all the aspects of the game are top notch. I really respected the architecture
92.
by trout 16y ago
Until more official news about the fee is released, I'm done reading these articles. The speculation and thinking-four-steps-ahead chess moves are not convincing.
93.
by trout 16y ago
I don't understand the legal ownership fuss of their decision. If they had decided to take 5% instead of 30% there would be no discussion here. The only difference between 5% and 30% appears to be whether or not it's a good business decis
94.
by trout 16y ago
I'm not entirely sure it's possible. We've seen examples of other governments taking down sites because of the way internet protocols work, specifically BGP [1]. I believe some number of the DNS root servers are directly or nearly-directl
95.
by trout 16y ago
Because having a night-light server plugged into your wall will prevent the government from turning off internet services? Because encrypted distributed servers running around the country will efficiently serve internet traffic?
96.
by trout 16y ago
Social media timeline: Craigslist->Facebook->Twitter->???->Profit
97.
by trout 16y ago
This is probably more of a function of the way TCP operates than the potential upstream bandwidth. Basically envision TCP increasing exponentially each time a successful transaction occurs, and then cutting in half when a failure happens.
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by trout 16y ago
<cisco plug> There's the $600 version that uses your existing TV also. Imagine this may be closer to what startup's could use. Monthly subscription of $25 http://home.cisco.com/en-us/telepresence/umi/what-you-need </cisco pl