Sentence examples for a central directory from inspiring English sources
Its successors have avoided relying on a central directory computer.
The industry focused first on shutting down Napster, and then went after file-sharing services without a central directory, like Grokster.
The courts have ruled that file-swapping services like KaZaA cannot be sued directly because, unlike Napster, they do not keep a central directory of music files available for copying.
Users within the Microsoft forums have discovered a rogue entry within the Windows Registry – a central directory that controls settings, installations and the various inner workings of the operating system – which causes the update to fail.
Attach the phone to a high-speed Internet connection anywhere in the world, and the phone registers itself with a central directory and lets you dial any other SIPphone user.
Because they do not have a central directory, judges have ruled that they are no more violating copyright than firms that make video recorders, which can likewise be used for illegal purposes.
After download, all genomes are uncompressed into their original flat files, and stored under a date stamped central directory.
Hackers promptly posted a free copy of the album on her website.Napster lost in the courts because of a fatal flaw: it used central directory computers to keep track of the music each user was making available online so that other users could find what they wanted fast.
Another, called Best, manages information about training plans and the progress made by Schwab's 14,000 employees who have contact with customers.Schwab shows that the real challenge of implementing a central corporate directory is not technical, but organisational, or even political.
On Monday, VeriSign, which serves as the central directory for.com and.net addresses, introduced a service known as Site Finder.
It would give Web sites similar control while securing their certificates within a new encrypted version of the domain name system, the central directory of the Web, making it the de facto central certificate authority through which Web sites could generate their own certificates.
