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voice of humanity: News - BitTorrent - important breakthrough for P2P |
Category: News 4 comments 11 Aug 2003 @ 16:15 by ming : BitTorrentGreat articles on the guy's coding techniques there. Very inspiring. BitTorrent is way cool. I installed it a while back, but I must admit, I haven't actually downloaded anything with it. Is it your thought to do similar things? To have data be stored in many places simultanously, and assembled from any number of those when needed? 12 Aug 2003 @ 14:58 by mre : Spread the Load BitTorrent looks very useful for flooding an InterMix network with a popular item. Just the ticket for a network that will publish many popular items for global distribution daily. Are you thinking we might speed a download by pulling the item in from many sources at once? If I understand how it works, BitTorrent actually slows down the download by using bandwidth for simultaneous upload. 17 Aug 2003 @ 16:29 by ming : Load Actually simultaneous upload doesn't show down the download, as it is full duplex. I.e. you can transfer at full speed in both directions without them taking anything much away from either other. A BitTorrent scheme makes most sense if we're talking big files of course. But also it removes the penalty for storing something popular. And it greatly increases the likelyhood that one finds the item one wants available. 8 Jun 2009 @ 06:09 by jewelry @218.19.53.159 : pearl Read to exercise the brain. Surround yourself with friends. Other entries in News 24 Jun 2007 @ 17:20: news release 31 Oct 2003 @ 10:57: News Bulletin – Atom for Wikis is Percolating 31 Aug 2003 @ 09:35: News: James Moore's Second Superpower Article
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