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First, the network needs to protect itself. Routing updates, keepalive messages, and critical network management information must get through. Routing protocol timeouts are one set of limits. Real-time voice and video applications begin to suffer when the end-toend delay exceeds 150 to 200 milliseconds. Poor-quality conversations, reminiscent of CB radio, are still possible within 400 milliseconds, and may be acceptable for some applications. A 200 to 400 millisecond delay will remove the nuances of emotion, but one rarely needs to give poetic directions to the warehouse on what part number to pull from the shelf. People begin to notice delay at approximately 200 milliseconds. Fast typists of 120 words per minute press a key approximately every 400 milliseconds, so a delay of more than 600 milliseconds would lose the illusion of local typing. Delay limits for transaction processing are far more subtle. Human factors studies on forms-oriented data entry showed that minimizing response time did not maximize productivity. For reasons not immediately apparent, clerks doing insurance data entry, with a forms-oriented mainframe application, were most productive when response time was between 1 and 3 seconds. The reason for greater productivity over significant time, on the order of an hour, is that one- to three-second response time was noticeable without being extremely annoying. When the same operators had subsecond response times, they would type quickly and send their screens without pausing to look for typing errors, relying on the host for editing and validation. Increasing the response time to 1 to 3 seconds was just noticeable enough that the operators would pause before entering the screen, and manually correct errors. With subsecond response time, the operator might reenter the screen several times until correct, decreasing the total number of correct screens entered per hour.

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I desperately needed to nd a cheaper way to trade, or else I d be forced to limit myself to only a few trades a day Only a few trades a day Yeah, right Ask a Wall Street day trader to do that, and he ll tell you to go take your meds So I searched for another kind of broker I went online and found scads of such companies in New York City (of course) That s where I discovered pay-per-share And that s when I was forced to acknowledge that a switch to pay-per-share might cost me miles About 3,000 miles I might have to move to New York Most pay-per-share brokers are called proprietary equity trading rms They have their own trading oors, complete with trading desks, and if you re a beginner at pay-per-share, then they want you right there, at those desks.

1 The function of names is to facilitate sharing This continues to hold: my bank account number exists in order to provide a convenient way of sharing the information that I deposited money last week with the teller from whom I am trying to withdraw money this week In general, names are needed when the data to be shared is changeable If I only ever wished to withdraw exactly the same sum as I d deposited, a bearer deposit certificate would be fine Conversely, names need not be shared or linked where data will not be; there is no need to link my bank account number to my telephone number unless I am going to pay my phone bill from the account 2 The naming information may not all be in one place, so resolving names brings all the general problems of a distributed system This holds with a vengeance.

8. Remove the chicken from the sauce and keep it warm in a covered pan. 9. Degrease the sauce. Reduce it over high heat to proper thickness. You should have about 2 qt (2 L) sauce. Strain through cheesecloth. 10. Combine the egg yolks and cream. Temper with a little hot sauce, and add the liaison to the sauce. Bring to just below the simmer. Do not boil. 11. Season to taste with lemon juice, salt, white pepper, and nutmeg. Pour the sauce over the chicken.

A link between a bank account and a phone number assumes both of them will remain stable When each system relies on the other, an attack on one can affect both In the days when electronic banking was dial-up rather than Web-based, a bank that identified its customers using calling-line ID was vulnerable to attacks that circumvented the security of the telephone exchange (such as tapping into the distribution frame in an apartment block, hacking a phone company computer, or bribing a phone company employee) 3 It is bad to assume that only so many names will be needed The shortage of IP addresses, which motivated the development of IP version 6 (IPv6), is well enough discussed.

Please note that the language and the terminology of this document written 15 years ago look quite contemporary, as if it were part of modern documentation on the latest versions of Java or NET The terms native code and byte code, key terms of Java and NET, are used in the above fragment The term JIT compilation is not explicitly used It appeared some years later, in mid-1990s, when the rst JIT compilers for Java were developed by Symantec and by IBM (the latter as part of IBM DK for Java system [78,79]) JIT compilers in both systems performed optimizations based on the results of dynamic pro ling of the program The other major project, one of the rst Java implementations that included an optimizing JIT compiler, is Jikes RVM (initially referred to as Jalape o) [81,83] Microsoft.