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Unwanted Traffic The Internet carries a lot of unwanted traffic today. At its most fundamental, unwanted traffic is made up of packets that consume network and computing resources in ways that do not benefit the owners of the resources. To gain a better understanding of the driving forces behind such unwanted traffic and to assess existing countermeasures, the Internet Architecture Board (IAB) organised a workshop in March 2006 called Unwanted Internet Traffic. At the workshop, a number of experts – including operators, vendors, and researchers-exchanged experiences, views, and ideas on this important topic (the full report of the workshop was published in RFC 4948). The Underground Network Economy The most important message from the Unwanted Internet Traffic workshop was that the enormous volume of unwanted traffic is a symptom of a vast criminal underground economy that is a parasite on both open technology and the innovative culture of the Internet as it has developed over the past 20 years.
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New & Fresh Fonts @ 1001 Fonts Review: Migrating to Mozilla FireFox Thinking of migrating to Mozilla Firefox from Internet Explorer? In this two-part article we discuss the pros and cons and installation issues. Part 1: The Pros and Cons Things change quickly in the world of computers. Just a year ago Microsoft's Internet Explorer seemed to have an unassailable hold on the Internet browser market. Then all of a sudden through a combination of multiple security vulnerabilities, an aging set of features and the emergence of more modern browsers, Internet Explorer has started to look vulnerable. So vulnerable in fact that over 100 million users have already switched over to other browsers. Firefox is a fast, lean tabbed browser produced by the Mozilla Corporation. The current version of Firefox is 2.0, the first major update since V1.0, the first official release. Firefox is an impressive product but it's certainly not perfect. The purpose of this guide is to help you make that choice. Three Good Reasons to Abandon Internet Explorer 1. 2. 3. 1. 2. 3. Conclusion
MIDI This page holds a list of my MIDI Packages. There's more information for each of these; just follow the links! Since questions do occur from time to time, I've created a discussion forum for them. GMKbd General MIDI Keyboard GMKbd is a feature-rich General MIDI-compatible keyboard simulator for MS-Windows. MidiTrix Midi Matrix MidiTrix is a relatively simple program to route incoming MIDI data from any input port to any output port. MultiMID Multisession MIDI Overlay Driver for Windows 3.1, Windows 95, Windows 98. MIDIJoy Joystick Add-on for MultiMID. VSTHost A little VST Host implementation. SAVIHost An even smaller VST Host implementation that has been inspired by the Korg Legacy Collection. WBMan WBMan is a preset editor/librarian for the Waveblaster I, a daughterboard for the Sound Blaster 16 / AWE32 series. Since there seems to be a lot of demand - here's a complete MIDI implementation documentation for the WaveBlaster, too!
Rainy's This is old and UNSUPPORTED version. You should download Rainlendar2 instead. Rainlendar 0.22.1 Server Source code Skins Languages The Rainmeter project has been moved to Google Code