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>1. The non-bitslice clients simply cannot process more than 2^30
>pairs of keys at a time. The server should *never* give a keyspace larger
>than 2^30 keyspaces to a non-bitslice client.
>
>2. At the present time, the keyspace used by a client usually does not
>decrease in size. Once it has peaked at 2^30 pairs, it will generally
>not decrease.
Bang, bang. I'm wrong! I'll shut up now.
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Thanks for straightening me (and all of us) out, Rocke.
Regardless, my solutions for Timur still stand!
Rod
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