See also:
http://www.mofat.go.kr/en/visa/e_visa.mof
... for a more comprehensive list of countries under visa exemption etc.
Some of us are blessed with non-US passports, Ken :-)
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See http://www.isoc.org/
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On Mon, 8 Dec 2003, Anthony G. Atkielski wrote:
Noel Chiappa writes:
Anyone know more about
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control-L here:
On Wed, 19 Nov 2003, John C Klensin wrote:
--On Wednesday, November 19, 2003 11:15 -0800 Fred Baker
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I also have seen ietf58 as an ad-hoc network (or Computer to Computer
Network as Apple calls it) in several locations today, including here
in Salon C.
I have to wonder if this is just cluelessness or malicious behaviour,
someone trying to steal packets.
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the 1989 earthquake in the Bay Area, the 300 set saved my day. The
local switch (PLACAL02) would not budge on tone dialling, but pulse worked
just fine (using a non-mainstream LD carrier of course).
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and a prepaid service for
something reasonable, but I will know more when I visit there in 30 days.
Since Samsung is the sponsor, why not just include a phone for each
attendee in the registration packet in stead of a T-shirt? :-)
Cheers,
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Bob Is the exception that proves the rule.
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or hanging out the side of a building if such a location
improves 802.11 reception.
Welcome to the club!
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such locations, that's why
we hired them :-)
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On Thu, 20 Mar 2003, Michael Speer wrote:
Tim,
Ah, I think you missed my
Yep, weird as it seems, it's a standard reference form, one of several.
Have never figured out the logic, but then again neither is the (US)
convention of placing all punctuation inside quotation marks:
We call that a quick but secure hack, said Hugh Daniel.
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Jeg tror du mener:
http://www.alvestrand.no/ietf/march2003/
Ole
PS. Start learning Norwegian today, everyone :-)
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On Fri
downstairs
either via the purple elevator or by the stairs and enter the hall from
the ground level. Staff will show you the way.
No signup is necessary. No fee required. Doors open at 6pm (1800)
Program etc at www.organdemo.info.
A few surprises too!!
Yours,
Johan Sebastiann Jacobsen
Ole J
Oops, I should know better than trying to put punctuation in URLs.
Sorry, it is: http://www.organdemo.info
The Click here etc.
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it then instead?
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On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Craig Partridge wrote:
Most (all?) of us at IETF have had
meeting), Monday July 15 @ 1800. See:
http://organdemo.info
By the way, there is lots of good local and general info at:
http://www.wide.ad.jp/ietf54/localinfo.html
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Then take the bullet train to Yokohama. Get a Nozomi if you can, they
are the fastest.
See you in Yokohama!
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:
http://www.cbfisk.com/organs/op110_01.html
http://www.city.yokohama.jp/me/mmhall/about/pipe-e.html
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Nice idea, but I don't think it will work even if the lawyers would have a
field day.
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work like magic.
I am not sure how to do this anymore, nor do I know if it is supported by
so-called modern laser printers, but it sure would be nice if a group this
large and this wise could come up with a simple hack to fix this forever.
(On all platforms, that is...)
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Jim,
I think POISED has become associated with ONGOING process issues.
By definition, this working group is NEVER done, and so I fail
to see why you would want to shut it down by creating a new list
and group that will do very similar things.
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Yes it was. See the references at the end of the article you refer to. It
clearly says that most of the documents were produced by the ngtrans
working group of the IETF.
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I just noticed that the registration and hotel info is up at ietf.org.
Was this announced to the IETF or IETF-Announce list? I do not recall
seeing.
Already the hotel is fully booked, sigh...
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about Real (and I guess the Windows Media Player) is that it is
widely available and used, while the multicast tools seem tied to
high-end workstations. Maybe that's just my impression?
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On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, Keith Moore wrote:
Why aren't we using something like a RealAudio stream?
please no. PowerPoint is bad enough. the last thing we need is
another thing to bias IETF away from open systems.
Last I checked, the basic player is free, and implementations exists for
Oh, and of course Internet standards based players are available for
all platforms, right?
Sometimes I think your techno religion outweights any sense of reality,
Keith.
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Interesting logic.
So, meanwhile, you would rather we NOT use widely available tools
that allow "remote viewing" just because:
- They aren't standards based
- They aren't available on absolutely every platform
Isn't this counter to allowing more participation?
What's the alternative, wait
ut.
Sigh.
Any good shareware player for the Mac?
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so you'd sort
of expect that).
Even the one-hour limo ride to the airport was only $35.
Getting to and from KL is no worse than any other major Asian city.
Temperature stable, tropical. Internet infrastructure pretty good.
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On Wed, 28 Mar 2001, Matt Holdrege wrote:
Let's see, the price is right, the convention center has plenty of room,
there are loads of hotel rooms nearby. Hmm. Sounds great!
So Ole, Cisco will be hosting an IETF there when?
That depends entirely on what is meant by "hosting." Events
IEEE Spectrum from about 3-4 years ago had a lot of information on this. I
don't have the issue here, but it's a starting place.
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Kind of like public schools in England which are private ;-)
I think NATs should be loaded with the final copy of HOSTS.TXT
and assign names on the net 10 side accordingly...
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cally
get into.
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Did we not just have this whole debate on the Poisson list or is this a
new flavor?
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and money to fight.
Thus, it is now called "InteropNet" and yes, it's heavily trademarked.
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or some, but not all I-Ds.
Now go search the web for "silflay".
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etty clear that they did a really thorough job of putting stuff in
context. The book is dedicated to Jon Postel who wrote the foreword
shortly before he passed away.
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Why bother to do the research remotely when you can simply buy a bogus
degree from a bogus university online? That will save both time and money.
The Internet is a truly wonderful place :-)
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vailable from online suppliers like Magellans
and others.
Have fun, and don't forget to bring back som Kangaroo Jerky for your
friends.
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I don't think so. *If* there is a "dataport" it should be vanilla RJ-11,
but I would strongly recommend getting a native phoneplug/adapter in any
case.
ole
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