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DOA Shrimp (674 words)
D.O.A. fishing lures are developed by hard-core fishermen, and offer you an unfair advantage.
All of our lures are made of soft plastic and impregnated with farm grown shrimp to resemble real shrimp, crabs, and a variety of bait fish.
With their downward facing, vibration legs and consistent level drop rate D.O.A. Shrimp Lures have successfully fooled almost every species of fish that feed on live shrimp.
Delegation-Oriented Architecture (1029 words)
DOA involves two relatively modest changes to the current architecture: (a) a set of references that are carried in packets and serve as persistent host identifiers and (b) a way to resolve these references to delegates chosen by the referenced host.
DOA's contribution is defining a relatively incremental extension to the Internet architecture that coherently accommodates network-level intermediaries like NATs and firewalls.
DOA tries to bring some of those nebulous architectural mutterings into focus and accordingly concentrates exclusively on network-level intermediaries, ignoring their application-level counterparts.
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