Hey wow, someone else here actually "gets it"!

>Huh, that's funny. I though I ALREADY PAID the ISP to get the best possible transmission.

You *want* video streams to have priority over non-realtime traffic across the ISP network and your last-mile though, don't you? It's generally a good thing.

How this gets worked out, and who, if anyone, makes money from doing so is another issue.

Is prioritizing one kind of traffic logically the same as de-prioritizing all other traffic?

The snozzberries taste like snozzberries!

SIP is fine, it's the two one-way RTP streams that get ya.

> iPhone 5 was a radical new design

http://www.wired.com/images_blogs/gadgetlab/2012/09/iphone5Comparison.jpeg

Yeah that's FREAKING RADICAL, MAN!

...aren't the Feds implicitly acknowledging that the polygraph is not an accurate instrument?

Just because device A can talk to device B, and device A can talk to device C, doesn't mean that device B can talk to device C at all/completely/reliably.

Also, CALEA very well might require this hub-routed functionality.

Being able to discern flickers at 80hz probably makes fluorescent lighting annoying as fuck.

was it for the same price?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_compression

A few super-bright infrared LEDs scattered about a person and suddenly said person looks like a walking supernova to CCD cameras... like so: http://hackedgadgets.com/wp-content/2/_IR_LED_Blocks_Security_Camera.jpg

I actually have a broken one--it fell off of my desk and whacked into a leg of my chair, and after that a cluster of keys stopped working.

That's ok though, I just went and got another one out of my hoard, and will get around to opening up that fallen one some day... I have several more spares so that should be a lifetime supply, even if I live for a very long time.

Typed on a model M, 1992-07-31.

The current speed of the equipment at each end is fairly meaningless; the big expense is actually laying the fiber in the first place. Optical equpiment keeps getting more speed out of the same ol' single mode fiber. It won't be just one fiber either, it will be a whole bunch, so really it can be "100GBit * some # of fibers" from the get-go.

Live's first album "Mental Jewelry" is worth listening to if you've never heard it. Much less meaningless-pseudo-hard-rock than you might expect if you've just heard them on the radio or whatnot.

People in the military need to be injured or killed in war, to remind everyone that it is fucking terrible and that no one should *want* to do it.

Or anything else, for that matter--mark it as "spf failed" and score it as you feel appropriate for your filtering setup.