joshua - Slashdot User

Comment Re:Lets get rid of it (Score 1) 179

by joshua on Wednesday April 28, 2010 @07:21AM (#32012194) Attached to: UK ISP Spots a File-Sharing Loophole, Implements It

They use more bandwidth, and thus get charged more! Simples.

IPv4 Address Use In 2008 258

Posted by Soulskill on Saturday January 03, 2009 @12:04AM from the act-now-while-supplies-last dept.

An anonymous reader writes "The world used 197 million new IPv4 addresses in 2008, leaving 926 million addresses still available. The US remains the biggest user of new addresses, but China is catching up quickly. Quoting Ars Technica: 'A possible explanation could be that the big player(s) in some countries are executing a "run on the bank" and trying to get IPv4 addresses while the getting is good, while those in other countries are working on more NAT (Network Address Translation) and other address conservation techniques in anticipation of the depletion of the IPv4 address reserves a few years from now. In both cases, adding some IPv6 to the mix would be helpful. Even though last year the number of IPv6 addresses given out increased by almost a factor eight over 2007, the total amount of IPv6 address space in use is just 0.027 percent.'"

Comment Re:Low UID? (Score 1) 327

by joshua on Wednesday October 17, 2007 @07:20AM (#21008217) Attached to: Slashdot 10-Year Anniversary Charity Auction for the EFF

Yeah, you don't see them often.

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