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by vr000m 14y ago
The document: http://transition.fcc.gov/ib/sand/irb/weritacrnc/archives/nc... tells implementers how to handle events around the leap second. There is some discussion in the ITU-T to all together remove the leap second (but that decision
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by vr000m 14y ago
Yes, it may work but this is yet to be implemented or standardized.
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by vr000m 14y ago
From the article it seems that Zimmermann is reusing ZRTP, which was/is also part of Zfone.
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by vr000m 14y ago
Facebook do have access to Skype via Microsoft. I do not know so much about Flash Multicast but this is not IP multicast, right? it is more like: Application Layer Multicast which is peer-to-peer but like a star or mesh or tree type of topo
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by vr000m 15y ago
Yes, it is certainly early days for webrtc. It is scheduled to ship by the end of the year (at least from the standards perspective).
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by vr000m 15y ago
do you use Websockets? and the new WebRTC? The jobs section does allude to webrtc but there is also a lot of AIR/Flash related stuff (AFAIK webrtc doesn't use RTMFP for transport).
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by vr000m 15y ago
If @vjanma has a concrete way* to prove that his design is in the same timeframe as Apple's then they could challenge the patent application. The patent application is not a patent yet. So talk to a patent lawyer. *you do have an applicatio
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by vr000m 16y ago
they could always leverage a combination of infrastructure and peer-to-peer technology. That was going to be my first question, if they use some adhoc stuff or not? Considering it is an iPhone app (maybe not) and ofcourse there are technica