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Livestream: Internet Hardening at the IETF 88, Vancouver(ietf.org)
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A Simple Statement (pervasive passive monitoring)(tools.ietf.org)
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ACM SIGCOMM eBook on Recent Advances in Networking(github.com)
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The Perfect Passive Adversary: A Threat Model for the Evaluation of Protocols(tools.ietf.org)
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Security and Pervasive Monitoring | IETF Blog(ietf.org)
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by vr000m 13y ago
before taxes. Taxes in europe are very situation specific (married/single, mortgage, car/bus/work-from-home, public-health insurance, pension, unemployment). I guess this is also country specific inside the EU. For example, i
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by vr000m 13y ago
So there is at least one scientific paper (image processing) out there which references Playboy (I wonder if Google Scholar has a citation index for this?)
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by vr000m 13y ago
Salaries are pretty low compared to the US. 50-75k euros for developers is pretty common (even in Scandinavia). On the other hand living costs in berlin are much lower compared to other cities in europe (even compared to other cities in ger
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by vr000m 13y ago
missed out: 3D holograms? :)
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by vr000m 13y ago
in->fr->in->fi, cities are more interesting. They are: BOM->KCZ->BOM->KCZ->VTZ->CJB->DEL->IXZ->BLR->DEL->PAR->DEL->HEL. For a city to appear on the list, I should have lived in the city for at le
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by vr000m 13y ago
Perhaps age is a universal standard and therefore health and life can be associated to it. On the other hand, if our contact wipes out a share of their population, it reduces their life expectancy. Furthermore, they survived the 2004 Tsunam
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by vr000m 13y ago
except a lot of the tribes were further reduced to paltry sizes after the tsunami. If I remember correctly from my last visit in 1996/97, the census numbers for some of the tribes were already around ~100. Since Port Blair is on the mi
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by vr000m 13y ago
WebRTC is not a silver bullet, it mainly standardizes the profile for enabling interoperable media (via SRTP, SDP,...) and an API to control it from JS. The signaling is open, so it is mainly up to the developer to decide the topology they
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Hacking for Change Across the U.S.(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by vr000m 13y ago
FOr that reason, WebRTC Data channels use SCTP but encapsulated in UDP. It is implemented in user space inside the browser (probably not what you'd want but at least encourages deployment). [ref] http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-jesup-rtcw
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Maniac Challenge 2013(2013.maniacchallenge.org)
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by vr000m 14y ago
Well the extension is because the group hasn't been able to come to consensus on many things and appears to have outsourced some of the hard decisions to the IETF. IMO using SDP has brought a great deal of challenges, which the group didn't
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VP8 IPR agreement announced.(ietf.org)
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WebRTC Working Group Charter extended for two more years (until Feb 28 2015)(lists.w3.org)
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by vr000m 14y ago
AFAIK, you will be/are able to add TURN server addresses to the mix. It is possible that chrome uses google's TURN servers by default.
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by vr000m 14y ago
you can add one or more TURN server(s) into the mix, but apart from that there is no other way using just Javascript.
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by vr000m 14y ago
It uses SDP to exchange ICE candidates. At the moment the SDP tries to multiplex video/audio and SCTP (data channel).
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Cisco: Global Mobile Data Traffic Forecast Update, 2012–2017(cisco.com)
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Xkcd: Up Goer Five(xkcd.com)
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Recommendations for Transport Port Uses(tools.ietf.org)
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MTI codec discussion, Google requests to postpone decision(www6.ietf.org)
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The WebSocket Protocol as a Transport for the Message Session Relay(tools.ietf.org)
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by vr000m 14y ago
There is an IETF WG called SIDR, which is working on solving this problem of invalid BGP announcements. A good summary is available here http://isoc.org/wp/ietfjournal/?p=2438 and technical details are in the related proposals.
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Push API(w3.org)
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by vr000m 14y ago
In Video, unless you are talking about MPEG2, packets are not equal. There are I (Intra) and P (predicted) frames. I-frames are a large spatially compressed frame, while P-frames are small and temporally compressed. Other than that, dependi

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