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Daniel Karrenberg shows an animation related to RIPE Atlas,
RIPE's new active measurement project using USB-powered dongles scattered around the Internet.
Video by jsq at RIPE 61 in Rome, Italy, 15 Nov 2010. His slides, the RIPE Atlas home page, and the conference will put up video of all the talks within about a day.
-jsq
PS: My talk is 11AM Rome time tomorrow, Tuesday 16 Nov.
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