例句與造句

1. Gnutella, released in March, was the first decentralized file sharing network.
2. Since Napster's fall, the upstart decentralized file-sharing networks have flourished.
3. Many disgruntled Napster fans migrated to decentralized file-sharing networks made popular by software called Gnutella.
4. Many come from decentralized file sharing services with no central server, and often no office or trackable location.
5. Many disgruntled former Napster fans have migrated to decentralized file-sharing networks made popular by software called Gnutella.
6. It's difficult to find decentralized file in a sentence. 用decentralized file造句挺難的
7. Meanwhile, hackers devised decentralized file-swapping networks like Gnutella and Freenet, which will keep free music circulating and the music business fuming.
8. The 23-year-old Irish computer engineer is the mastermind behind Freenet, a decentralized file-sharing network that offers complete anonymity for its users.
9. Technologies such as BitTorrent and Gnutella take advantage of various characteristics of the Internet protocol ( TCP / IP ) in an attempt to totally decentralize file distribution.
10. The more defiant Napster fans are calling for mass boycotts against the record companies and general " civil disobedience " by switching to decentralized file swapping programs like Gnutella and Freenet.
11. McNealy said that Napster's new screening service that would block certain songs might drive users toward decentralized file-sharing applications such as Gnutella that require no central servers like Napster.
12. Recording companies have tried and failed to shut down decentralized file-sharing networks the way they closed the original Napster . ( That name is now being used for a paid-download service .)
13. "In the worst case, you take all of the users who were above ground and you drive them underground, " says Gene Kan, one of the developers of Gnutella, a decentralized file-sharing system developed after Napster was sued.
14. Many of those music fans have migrated to other, decentralized file-swapping systems such as Gnutella, where usage grew by nearly 5 percent in the last week alone, according to analyst Phil Leigh, who tracks digital music for Raymond James and Associates.