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		<title> Lights Going Out on the Internet? Not Just Yet (Featured Blog)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In his article titled, "End of Life Announcement", John Walker (author of the Speak Freely application) makes a few arguments about Network Address Translation (NAT) that are simply not true: "There are powerful forces, including government, large media organisations, and music publishers who think this situation is just fine. In essence, every time a user--they love the word "consumer"--goes behind a NAT box, a site which was formerly a peer to their own sites goes dark, no longer accessible to others on the Internet, while their privileged sites remain. The lights are going out all over the Internet.  ...It is irresponsible to encourage people to buy into a technology which will soon cease to work." <a href="https://circleid.com/postslights_going_out_on_the_internet_not_just_yet">More...</a>]]></description>
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