1. P2P - Noun
2. P2P - Adjective
P2P
(chemistry) phenyl-2-propanone (phenylacetone)
(networking) Initialism of peer-to-peer.
(online gaming) Initialism of pay-to-play.
Initialism of pulled-to-publish.
(politics) Initialism of people-to-people (relations).
(Philippines, transport) Initialism of point-to-point.
Source: en.wiktionary.orgAlthough these cracks are used by legal buyers of software, they can also be used by people who have downloaded or otherwise obtained unauthorized copies (often through P2P networks). Source: Internet
Although a Web site distributing the album was quickly shut down, it soon reached P2P networks and was downloaded by fans. Source: Internet
Clearly Boeing is betting big on hypersonic P2P and they're in a better position to capitalize on it with significantly fewer risks of reaching that point. Source: Internet
Furthermore, port preservation in NAT for TCP allows P2P protocols to offer less complexity and less latency because there is no need to use a third party (like STUN) to discover the NAT port since the application itself already knows the NAT port. Source: Internet
As a P2P sharing network becomes larger the gratification of being rewarded on a global public forum would compete with a patent. Source: Internet
Blocking certain IPs has become commonplace and even considered essential in P2P filesharing. Source: Internet