kamm
join:2001-02-14
Brooklyn, NY
 ·T-Mobile US
| reply to markopoleo
Re: What he says isn't wrong.
said by markopoleo  :But its not possible because the internet is made of "tubes", and you try to cram lots of stuff in these "tubes" its gonna slow down..:P ... your private 'internet'.  |
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markopoleo
join:2003-04-02
Bonne Terre, MO | reply to bigjimc
But its not possible because the internet is made of "tubes", and you try to cram lots of stuff in these "tubes" its gonna slow down..:P |
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bigjimc
join:2003-04-21
Middleboro, MA
| reply to Ahrenl
I have the idea on how to broadcast the Superbowl without clogging the entire internet with everyone trying to connect to server banks streaming but I have yet to find someone to work with. Ironically I emailed Mr. Cuban two days ago and now it appears in a blog....
I can get it to work if I had three smart people and a bucket of cash. Instead I would prefer to get a utility patent and probably have some big oligopoly buy it up (like Network television).
It is simple solution too.
Just my 2 cents...Flame Lightly |
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Ahrenl
join:2004-10-26
North Andover, MA
 ·Verizon FIOS
| reply to Wills
He's not wrong, but he didn't say anything. All he said was that if there was no new technological innovation (which is, I guess what we'll get if the telco's get their way) then with today's technology you can't stream HD video to 10's of millions at the same time. Well, maybe with I2, but it's a dumb discussion because there will be technological advances, and there already are piles of improvements yet to be implemented. Of course if you let the duopoly restrict innovators from being able to do this, then yes he would be absolutely correct. |
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