To avoid schlepping disks around, consider an online service like Connected DataProtector, which encrypts your data and sends it over the Internet to redundant sites that are not in your neighborhood.
Turnbull argues the media landscape has been entirely redrawn by technology – he believes the internet has made redundant the old arguments about regulation to ensure diversity and plurality.
With its redundant Internet connections and eight-to-a-toilet dormitory rooms, the Lair is a clubhouse and a crash pad: a residential exercise space where digital Derek Jeters can roll out of bed and stumble downstairs for workouts in the gym.
The chapter explains how SCTP could improve web performances in several ways — packet valication, streams and chunk bundling, and redundant internet access and path management.
Loan automation software, teller machines, on-line trading and insurance on the Internet will make workers redundant.
But in a fashion landscape that has been radically transformed by the Internet, overblown productions can seem redundant, not to say archaic.
These plans can include redundant paths, for Internet Protocol networks and the public switched telephone network, so there is a path to completion for calls made.
The Ooma Telo detects packet loss on your Internet connection and automatically sends redundant packets to boost the clarity of your phone call.
Patient posting of private medical data online, such as in support groups, is another complication, and online data cannot really be deleted due to the distributed and redundant storage of Internet data (President's Council 2014).
In our age of intellectual relativism, where being dumb is often applauded as being part of youthful vibrancy, I heard some scrofulous internet oligarch declare that reading is redundant.
