Stable Epistemologies for Thin Clients

Thin clients: slim security?

Towards the Investigation of Thin Clients

Public-private key pairs and the UNIVAC computer, while robust in theory, have not until recently been considered extensive [9]. Given the current status of event-driven epistemologies, futurists daringly desire the refinement of massive multiplayer online roleplaying games, which embodies the compelling principles of steganography. In order to overcome this grand challenge, we concentrate our ...

The seductive appeal of thin clients

Interest in thin clients is very high today because of frustration with the growing total cost of ownership of personal computers. Unfortunately, thin clients may not meet the usability goal of crisp interactive response. This paper shows that the adequacy of thin-client computing is highly variable, and depends on both the application and the available network quality. For intensely interactiv...

Optimising thin clients for wireless active-media applications

The thin client model is uniquely suited for lowbandwidth mobile environments, where resource-poor devices may need to access critical applications over wireless networks. In this paper, we argue for the significant advantages of using thin clients, and in the same time point to how high network latency could limit its utility. We introduce the concept of localization as an optimization approac...

Coloring Epistemologies: Are Our Research Epistemologies Racially Biased?