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Research.microsoft.com[Research.microsoft.com] Microsoft and Grid Computing. Jim Gray1, August 2002. What should we do about Grid Computing? There is enormous hype about it. IBM is investing 3B$, ...

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[Bx.psu.edu] From okamoto at granite.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp Wed Sep 1 02:06:41 ...: On Thu Sep 9 04:32:19 EDT 2004, forsyth@terzarima.net wrote:> i find that the last batch of changes written to venti always> yields diagnostics like the following from subsequent venti/checkarenas:> > unwritten clump info for clump=78327 score=096aebf110967672346d6b22597aaf28bb070a61 type=2> unwritten clump info for clump=78328 score=78b812a6153d4ba818625767c63d177878247390 type=13> unwritten clump info for clump=78329 score=2f5755c62e26aacb9ef323998c346ea4d4f22f79 type=2> unwritten clump info for clump=78330 score=d46c5390d95cfb6a58fdd9fa72ac705626a8d151 type=13> unwritten clump info for clump=78331 score=1e21e26ee81d03f4df808dad975a465e73a15a5e type=13> unwritten clump info for clump=78332 score=5f818cf12419acdb6498d05b6ecc849e78562263 type=2> unwritten clump info for clump=78333 score=92e25ecb6c7ad80415cf8cc1916eb001c7b0dea2 type=2> unwritten clump info for clump=78334 score=332e3a8eef00a8ccbb307b143757b33f3fcb72d2 type=1> incorrect arena header fields> ...> > venti/sync doesn't change the result.> > when i'd changed venti/checkarenas -f to repair them correctly (rather,> remember that it had repaired them) i'd assumed that i'd shut down at> some point before it could write the clump info. it's so consistent on> several venti, though, that i now assume i've misinterpreted.> mind you, one time i couldn't use the result until i'd done the checkarenas -f> and rebuilt the index.

Sociopranos.comhttp://www.sociopranos.com [Sociopranos.com] Society Redefined : Into the Field: Methods and Methodology ...: Rapidly increasing internet adoption in Asia's highly-populous developing nations,notably China,India and Indonesia,has helped push the worldwide online population over one billion for the first time."Much of future internet user growth is coming from populous countries such as China,India,Brazil,Russia and Indonesia,"said report author Dr. Egil Juliussen."These countries will also see strong growth of wireless web usage,and for many new internet users the cellphone will be their only internet access device."Chinese surfers are also more likely to be on broadband connections than their US counterparts.Reflecting the relatively recent introduction of the internet to China,shared broadband access is relatively more common than in the US.Data from UK-based Point Topic puts the number of Chinese broadband lines at 35 million compared to almost 41 million in the US.While the number of people online continues to increase in all countries listed,the larger developing nations are seeing their percentage share of the worldwide internet audience grow rapidly while the proportion of users in developed nations,like the US,falls.According to eTForecast's data,the US share of the global online population slid from 19.86 per cent in 2004 to 18.3 per cent last year,while China's share crept up from 10.68 per cent to 11.1 per cent.Market saturation,particularly among easily reachable urban residents, is hobbling further growth in more developed nations.The top internet nation, measured by total number of users,remains the US,with 197.8 million,followed by China,Japan,India,Germany,the UK,and South Korea."

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