hours
and it is an easy round trip without being late, and so on.
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speaker is not.
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As examples, we have had a
significant number of venues in recent years that were distant from major
transportation hubs and/or were distant from local resources such as the
usual array of hotels, restaurants, markets and the like.
Of these I can name only Dublin as falling into the
Even in Dublin and Maastricht there were
restaurant districts nearby for those with vehicles.
Virtually no attendee had a vehicle ateither of those venues (or many
others.)
People willing to ride on a bus or pay for a taxi are those
with vehicles. The point is that something which is too far
on the seat, then turn
180 degrees and leave the aisle until it is clear again. Then I go for the
overhead bins.
You may find this to be a useful protocol as well.
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Moscow, so you definitely could get to IETF Beijing that
way if you have the time to spare.
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talked about the transition from bisync
to IP. You really should be asking this kind of question elsewhere
where the financial types hang out. Latency is so important that even
the guys who are primarily software developers tend to know a lot
about how to do this.
--Michael Dillon
, but if
that creates a barrier to implementing features like IPv6, then the marketplace
can sort out that issue.
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code.
Not sure if this applies to Americans, but when I lived in Canada, I
had a 5 or 6 digit pin
code, but internationally, pin codes are only 4 digits. If you have a
longer pin code,
change it to a 4 digit one before travelling.
--Michael Dillon
2 years ago I was back in Canada, visiting
for riding the tube, and in fact,
many people have a special Oystercard (perhaps with extra RFID)
that works in coffeeshops too.
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will present their business card to you with the English side up. But
in Japan, they present it with the Japanese side up. In all cases, the
card contains both representations.
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will produce your перестроика manifesto?
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P.S. perestroika = перестроика
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a standard called SVG for diagrams, which retains the
text labels of diagrams in a format which could be processed by
automated translation tools like Google Translate. Currently Google
translate doesn't process SVG, but the possibility exists unlike with
many other image formats.
--Michael Dillon
, HTML
with printable CSS, ASCII text, UNICODE text, specified column width
text, paginated or unpaginated text with specified page length, PDF,
PDF/A, XML, .doc, .docx, .sdw, .odt, etc...
If nobody is willing to produce a sample normative XML format RFC,
then let's drop the whole topic.
--Michael
chip and pin payment system, but a subtext of that announcement
is that other weaknesses documented in previous years still have not been fixed.
Signature algorithms used in payment systems get embedded in all kinds
of devices, and software systems, making it hard to deprecate stuff fast.
--Michael
discussion within the legal industry.
I suppose it would also work to choose prominent newspapers that are
typically read by lawyers, in the USA, New York Times or Washington
Post, in the UK, The Times, or The Guardian, in Australia, the Sydney
Morning Herald.
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badly
need to shine a light on the details of transitioning the Internet to IPv6.
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some idea
who could prove to be an embarrassment and those people will not get their
visas delivered in time to go to the meeting. But it is still worth
having the dialogue
with the PRC government.
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an injunction that
bars Dean from doing this at all.
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FSF is very well intentioned; don't understand me to say otherwise. That
said, I think their view on IPR is pretty extreme - no IPR is acceptable.
Perhaps that is their view as an organization, but if the IETF engages
with the FSF to get individuals involved in the IPR discussions, I
think you
on.
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affect more than just the select few who
participate in IETF WGs and meetings.
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be sufficient to solve
the problem.
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to be changed. Such a draft should really come
from the WG which extended the AS number in the first
place.
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have total and exclusive ownership we need
to maintain a single authoritative and exclusive owner of the
root.
Or in other words, if IBM wants to keep ibm.com then the root
must remain under the control of a single exclusive authority.
Fancy technology cannot change this.
--Michael Dillon
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service, that strips out all the
unused cruft to enable domain naming service operators to simplify
the software that they use.
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on a different port number. Divert
all the DNS enhancement work to DDDBP unless it clearly
addresses a need for the domain naming service infrastructure.
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share a relationship with the IM
service providers. Nobody has yet tried to build an
open-ended email network based on a chain of trust
between participants. Instead we have the flat SMTP
protocol open to all comers and two client protocols
that do NOT support sending an email message.
--Michael
of trust.
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-to-end path amidst a cacophony of cross-traffic.
The IETF should do some more education on how the existing
protocol set could be used in disaster/war scenarios without
needing any new features tacked on to it.
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around encrypted
files to any part of the world where a laptop is likely to
travel to.
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