"Think in terms of going from 'railroads' of supercomputing to the 'individual mass traffic' of distributed processing.
Al characterises these trams not as proper transit, but as examples of developers employing "weapons of mass traffic" against one another.
Locals are not a promising market, yet: income in most Asian countries is not high enough to sustain the sort of mass traffic that low-cost airlines cater to in Europe and America.
A site like Deadspin has long used a mix of contributors, some drawing the mass traffic with dong shots, some appealing to a smaller and more influential set of readers.
We've all heard horror stories of content farms where people are paid by the click to write about Miley Cyrus's tongue, or "traffic whoring"; we've all seen media organisations turning away from genuinely important stories in order to focus on those that drive mass traffic.
In that light, I have to wonder whether FlipGloss will be able to scale mass traffic to the site.
(The reasons were not explained; Christie has been fighting investigations into his administration's creation of a mass traffic jam last year, and he has come under fire by Republicans for some of his more moderate positions, as well).
A few corner stores were open, with customers stocking up on staples like macaroni, but there was not the usual honking mass of traffic one sees in Cairo.
PUENTE DE LA NORIA is a place where workers change buses, a mass of traffic and bustle on the edge of La Matanza, a suburb of Buenos Aires.
He lists those areas for the Tories to attack the Labour government on as "healthcare, crime, pensions, excessive taxation, uncontrolled mass immigration, traffic congestion, lousy schools and environmental pollution".
