A Browser-Based Joost? Welcome to the Club (2)
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Om reported today that Joost is getting ready to abandon its client and replace it with a web-based product that’s powered by a P2P plug-in. This step certainly makes sense for Joost. The service has been struggling to remain relevant ever since its launch, and the idea of web-based solution has been floating around for what seems like forever. But Joost in a browser is also hardly revolutionary. In fact, there have been plenty of ...
Il produttore di fiction Valsecchi: “Ragazzi, scaricate pure!” (2)
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“Scaricate sempre, scaricate tutto. Anzi, fotocopiate pure i libri di testo che costano un sacco di soldi’: con queste invito rivolto ai giovani e agli studenti il produttore televisivo Pietro Valsecchi entra senza peli sulla lingua nel dibattito sulla ‘retorica dell’antipirateria‘ intervenendo a Venezia nel salotto in diretta di RAISAT EXTRA, condotto da Italo Moscati. E [...]
p2pnet news » RIAA ’sue ‘em all’ campaign, 5 years on (1)
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p2pnet news view P2P | RIAA News:- “If the goal is to reduce file sharing, it’s a failure.” That’s EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation) lawyer Fred von Lohmann on the efforts of Vivendi Universal, EMI, Warner Music and Sony BMG and their RIAA to use the US civil legal system to terrorize people into abandoning P2P filesharing. It comes in an excellent Wired story by David Kravets which says it’s now five years since the Big ...
Joost to kill desktop client, provide browser-based video player? (7)
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Filed under: Internet, Video, Browsers Apparently a web browser really is the best place to watch online video. OK, that's probably not at all true. But thanks to YouTube, Hulu, and other Flash video based web sites, most users have gotten used to watching video without launching a separate application. So this week we saw Amazon de-emphasize the download feature of its online video store. Next up? It looks like Joost might end development of ...
easyMule, Emule más fácil (3)
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easyMule es una aplicación de código abierto basada en eMule, el popular programa de intercambio de archivos mediante P2P. La mayor cualidad de easyMule es su simplicidad. Se han obviado las opciones de configuración, ya no es necesario señalar la capacidad de nuestra conexión a internet, obtener una lista de servidores para conectarnos a la red o configurar los puertos. Basta con instalar la aplicación, apuntar el recurso que deseamos localizar y escoger el mejor ...
Geek Sanity Tip: Make Everyone Run the Same Software (4)
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Much like how doctor’s get bombarded with medical questions, being the alpha geek in any family or group of friends means you’ll get asked questions about computers. There’s only one way to stay sane: get everyone you know to run the same software. Outlook vs Gmail Case in point, I’ve had to support Microsoft Outlook for over a decade now even though the last time I used it was in 1997. Even though I switched ...
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jezarnold said:
"The culprit is an easy find: Norton Antivirus. Norton Antivirus is a virus because it is more detrimental to your computer performance than actually having a virus." :)
Maximum Download Speeds Will Always Vary, Caps or Not (9)
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Over the last week, there was a lot of talk around Comcast instituting a 250 gigabyte cap on your downloads for a 30-day period. The Web's collective opinion has always tended to believe in unmetered, unlimited access to just about anything, without censorship, so the news of restrictions had many up in arms. But the truth is, you'd have to really go out of your way to reach the cap, and be downloading around the ...
Colleges Tell the RIAA They Have Better Things to Do (30)
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With blazing fast speeds, college campuses are somewhat notorious for having a league of students use the speeds to download all the music they'd like.For the past few years the RIAA has been lurking around college campus intranets and using college IT and Administrators to choose their next unsuspecting pool of college victims. It seems that may be about to change and college students nationwide may now be able to breathe a little easier as ...
Paper: GargantuanComputing—GRIDs and P2P (8)
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I found the discussion of the available bandwidth of tree vs higher dimensional virtual networks topologies quite, to quote Spock, fascinating: A mathematical analysis by Ritter (2002) (one of the original developers of Napster) presented a detailed numerical argument demonstrating that the Gnutella network could not scale to the SCALABILITY (horizontal or vertical) = ability to easily add capacity to accommodate growth. Capacity doesn’t mean speed. Planning includes realizing what you have right NOW, and ...
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mndoci said:
"Gargantuan Computing" - Now that's a new one :)
Qué son los torrents y dónde encontrarlos (1)
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En blogpocket hemos dedicado muchos posts a BitTorrent. Por ejemplo, en ¿Qué es PeerToPeer y BitTorrent?, ¿qué son los torrents?, publicado el 4 de marzo de 2006, explicábamos qué son los torrents y dónde encontrarlos. Otra anotación interesante era Cómo sacarle partido a BitTorrent (guía para principiantes), publicada el 11 de junio de 2006. Ahora, en Canut & Geek, blog imprescindible donde los haya, actualizan la información. No se pierdan tampoco su tumblelog: blip. Gracias ...
Good Riddance To Albums (13)
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One of my fondest memories as a kid was saving up my money and making trip to the record store where I would spend what seemed like hours going through the LP bins. Finally I would narrow down my selection to what money I had in my pocket. Sometimes I would be able to get only one album, maybe two or on those rare occasions when there was a sale going on I’d get more. ...
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Nick said:
"While some big bands have shown that it is still possible to produce quality CDs that is meant to be listened to as a whole and that people will buy them the majority of musicians still only produce one or two good songs per CD." Don't listen to those crappy artists then? Still full album or nothing for me.
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dasmart said:
I lament the death of the album. I'm not denying it that its happening, I just wish it werent. When I was first appreciating music, I really connected with the idea that the album was a body of work to be considered as a whole. Sure, maybe there were a few singles in there, but I always try to think of the whole set of tracks when considering an artists releases. I mean, PYT off of Michael Jacksons Thriller? I'll Wait off of Van Halen 1984? Huge songs that were never really singles.
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Eric said:
Hear hear!
Fusteeno: il primo client P2P online (1)
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Fusteeno è un client P2P Made in Italy che si appoggia alla rete Gnutella. È il primo programma di file sharing completamete online! A differenza di altri client P2P per la rete Gnutella (ad esempio Limewire & Bearshare) non necessita di nessun programma da scaricare. Basta solamente un browser con i plugin Java e Flash ed andare sul sito di Fusteeno. Fusteeno è un buon esempio di come Flash e Java possano lavorare insieme sfruttando ...
LiveStation, más televisión en el PC (2)
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Llevo un tiempo probando la beta de Livestation, un nuevo sistema de televisión en el PC muy similar a propuestas como Zattoo o Joost. Su desarrolladora es la británica Skinkers, pero utilizan tecnología P2P de Microsoft Research, que tiene una parte en el proyecto. De momento, Livestation se encuentra en beta cerrada y sólo disponible para Windows y Mac, aunque prometen versión para Linux pronto. Hasta ahora la calidad de la señal es sólo aceptable ...
From GayGamer: Biden's Bias? (1)
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With Joe Biden tapped to be Barack Obama's vice presidential candidate, the Delaware senator's voting record is being re-examined with a whole new slew of priorities. Among them is Biden's record with respects to technology and consumer advocacy, which some say sports a conspicuous tilt toward big business and big government. When it comes to copyright issues, net neutrality, P2P networks, wiretapping, and digital privacy, Biden has historically stood with the establishment - backing the ...
BitTorrent: Get Quick, Aggregated BitTorrent Results at PizzaTorrent (2)
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New BitTorrent search engine PizzaTorrent is a meta-search engine that scours the most popular public torrent trackers and sorts the results by the health of the torrent. Very similar to previously mentioned YouTorrent, PizzaTorrent adds a nice categories feature that sorts results one step further by the result type, which makes finding that special download that much easier. PizzaTorrent [via TorrentFreak]
Répartition du trafic Internet : Web, FTP, email et P2P (4)
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Entre 19993 et 2006, la répartition du trafic sur Internet a bien évolué avec l'accroissement sans partage du P2P sur le réseau. Ce graphique montre cette évolution en comparant le trafic Internet généré par le Web, les emails, le FTP et surtout le P2PVoir l'article >>