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jaymz
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  #283875 18-Dec-2009 19:17
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freitasm: And why did the OP removed the first post?


I was wondering what the heck was going on, I saw the title (Telecom) so had a look.  I thought I was going crazy, nothing in the OP and people were replying as if there was something there!

 
 
 

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  #283877 18-Dec-2009 19:19
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Paulthagerous: lol, why people put their tricks like this on the net is beyond me.


+1.

The "hey I'm getting this for free, is anyone else?" threads are really dumb.

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  #283881 18-Dec-2009 19:37
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Video has been removed from You Tube as well.



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  #283893 18-Dec-2009 20:19
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damn i thought i was supposed to be some kind of a geek robin hood but it didnt play out all that well....

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  #283899 18-Dec-2009 20:55
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It would be silly to assume we don't know this kind of thing goes on, in fact the team that manage the shaping equipment usually notify me before threads like this go up. The usual chain is vendor - telecom - you.




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  #283903 18-Dec-2009 21:27
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Doozy please dont "fix" it.

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#283956 19-Dec-2009 09:06
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doozy: It would be silly to assume we don't know this kind of thing goes on, in fact the team that manage the shaping equipment usually notify me before threads like this go up. The usual chain is vendor - telecom - you.


Surely the issue is the number of people though.  If say 10 were doing it before it may be ok to ignore it.  If that swells up to 1000 then that may cause issues.  I can see the headline on Stuff:  "Telecom's Bigtime foiled by geek".  Then I bet there is more incentive to fix it Cry



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  #284002 19-Dec-2009 13:41
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doozy: It would be silly to assume we don't know this kind of thing goes on, in fact the team that manage the shaping equipment usually notify me before threads like this go up. The usual chain is vendor - telecom - you.


very true. which leads me to beleive its an expensive problem to fix...

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  #284152 20-Dec-2009 10:41
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freitasm: And why did the OP removed the first post?


Off topic, but I hate the fact that you are able to edit your posts on forums.  I think it should be limited to the first half an hour after you post something so that you can fix typos and that's it.  Otherwise it just gets abused time and again ruining threads for people who don't read them at the right time.


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  #284262 20-Dec-2009 22:15
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Arent telecom using shaping on bigtime?
Slingshot has a torrent multicasting system that inserts itself as a peer and if a number of users are downloading the same torrent, it will download a piece for one user, and force feed it to the others. Results in popular torrents downloading at 500kb/sec at almost any time of the day without too much cost. Doesnt 'store' it so its not being held anywhere.

I am assuming Telecom will be putting something similar in place if they havent already.




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