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    This document provides instructions to read a paper on end-to-end arguments in system design and consider how the end-to-end argument applies to other systems like the X window system. It asks the reader to think about how the packet voice example uses the end-to-end argument and whether it is acceptable for lower levels to perform poorly while higher levels ensure error detection and correction.

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    This document provides instructions to read a paper on end-to-end arguments in system design and consider how the end-to-end argument applies to other systems like the X window system. It asks the reader to think about how the packet voice example uses the end-to-end argument and whether it is acceptable for lower levels to perform poorly while higher levels ensure error detection and correction.

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    Preparation for Recitation 2

    Read End-to-end Arguments in System Design. As you read this paper, think about the
    following questions:
    How does the end-to-end argument apply to other systems you know about, for
    example, the X window system?
    How does the packet voice example make use of the end-to-end argument?
    Is it OK for lower levels to do a bad job? Why should they do error detection and
    correction?

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