11 Apr
1997
11 Apr
'97
1:58 p.m.
available flow rate). AFR had one weakness, however: it relied upon a phenomena called precipitation shaping to keep the VFR storm water from interfering with the CFR sewage water. As the clouds and the ground didn't have enough buffering to do proper precipitation shaping, the result was a drain system which periodically suffered massive congestion, and all users were equally unhappy.
And so began the great "Asynchronous Torrent Mode" vs. "Practical Obviation of Storms and Intermitent Precipitation" debate... Alex Bligh Xara Networks