Mobile access to Orb or Slingbox does not include using your mobile as
a modem.
Not sure what that means. They certainly support mobileusbpc or datacard
use, so it's not that. Do they mean no Slingbox viewing on a pc attached to
a mobile? Why?
On 12/26/06, Roland Dobbins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What hasn't been yet discussed is the upstream/downstream disparity on the
link to the upstream provider. At least in our ISP operations, downstream
peaks out at about 3x the upstream, and downstream only dips to the upstream
utilization at the wee hours of the morning.
I wouldn't mind if
Chris mentioned:
#it might also be interesting to know how tcp-stack differences affect some
#of the usage patterns as well. With the now widely deployed win* platform
#tcp stach respecting tcp-reno things work according to well
#understood/accepted models. Mac OSX, linux and Vista seem to NOT
On Dec 26, 2006, at 12:12 PM, John Kristoff wrote:
I'm not very excited about things like jumbo frames, in part because
of the good work you did there to show hard they are to actually get
end-to-end, but all it takes these days is for one middle box in the
path to cripple, in any myriad of
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087sid=aYHaxhLE4rr0refer=home
Singapore Telecom, PCCW Say Internet Disrupted by Taiwan Quakes
By Andrea Tan
Dec. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Singapore Telecommunications Ltd. Southeast
Asia's largest telephone company, and Hong Kong's PCCW Ltd. said
Internet
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Reuters AlertNet says (props, Vicky Rode):
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While a tsunami warning came to nothing, the quake damaged at least six
undersea telecommunication cables, affecting users in Taiwan and South
Korea, and was felt in China and Hong Kong.
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