The network organizes itself, establishing connections, routing around failed nodes and changing link channels as necessary to avoid interference.
Link, who died in 2010, was a popular, plain-spoken Democrat who was born in the tiny town of Alexander in the heart of the Williston Basin — a town that once opposed a bypass fearing it would dry up and die if Highway 85 were routed around it, and now is on the verge of choking to death on boom-truck traffic.
That does mean that if you have a normal phone line (its not required to use Ooma) it will be used by other Ooma users, but it isn't something you'd ever notice because your inbound and outbound calls are routed around it.
In a stormy tenure in the Bush administration, Mr. Bolton was often arguing that international institutions, the United Nations included, should be routed around because they so often frustrate American interests.
Normally, the reply architecture (which co-founder Biz Stone admitted in an interview was not in the original plan and is being reengineered) can be easily routed around with the Track keyword feature.
Their jeremiads only reminded us of what sticks-in-the-mud the privacymongers are and how clever we are when it comes to routing around damage.
Mobile internet users in Turkey are routing around suspected censorship by its government by downloading software that encrypts and hides their connections to the outside world, as the unrest in the country grows.
For that reason I feel my country deserves what it gets, the world economy is routing around us.
The company, which offers proxy servers for routing around firewalls and censorship, has been secretly using its tool to mine Bitcoin using their customer's computer.
For years, PayPal encouraged users to link their bank accounts to its service, as a means of routing around the large payment networks.
