J. Noel Chiappa wrote:
From: Keith Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The reason that we are explaining (once again) why NAT sucks is that
some people in this community are still in denial about that
The person who's most in denial around here is you - about how definitively
the
Keith Moore wrote:
expecting the network
to isolate insecure hosts from untrustworthy attackers, or more
generally, to enforce policy about what kinds of content are
permitted to pass, has always been a stretch.
So where do firewalls fit into your picture? Do they represent
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There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are
dreamt of in your philosophy.
- Hamlet, Act I, Scene V
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on this point...
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Angels fly because they take themselves so lightly
g'day,
Paul Hoffman / IMC wrote:
At 10:40 AM -0700 5/30/03, Peter Deutsch wrote:
Paul Hoffman / IMC wrote:
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Well, perhaps it's more accurate to say if they thought it could be
solved by working with all those nice and entusiastic folks on the IETF
general discussion list... ;-)
We
(the
spam generators). Sounds like a recipe for disaster to me...
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Bungle
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Bungle...
That's an 'i', you idiot...
Oh, right. 'Bingle...
- Red
that this is something that can be precomputed so it can be
obtained somewhat efficiently).
So, back comes the Oracle, with the path:
Peter Deutsch - Einar Stefferud - Randy Bush - Paul Vixie
In other words, there is a trust chain from Einer Stefferud (who trust
me), to Randy Bush (who trusts Einar
(for the hopefully obvious reason).
I wrote:
So, back comes the Oracle, with the path:
Peter Deutsch - Einar Stefferud - Randy Bush - Paul Vixie
Sorry Randy, I'm going to drop you from the example. I think it's
funnier if it reads:
Peter Deutsch - Einar Stefferud - Kevin Bacon - Paul Vixie
Python SPAM song...)
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Don't get me wrong: Emacs is a great operating system -
it lacks a good editor, though
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Bungle...
That's an 'i', you idiot...
Oh, right. 'Bingle...
- Red versus Blue...
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g'day,
Vernon Schryver wrote:
From: Peter Deutsch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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despite the fact that the vast majority of folks have *not* agreed with
you, and some of us have specifically challenged (I wont be so
presumptuous as to say refuted) your claim.
That's nonsense. There have
, but
again I agree with Paul. Where is the direction about where we should be
heading with this?
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support for the process by
using their IETF domain for posting to the IETF lists. What's not to
like here?
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No, Harry - even in the wizarding world,
hearing voices is not a good sign
they are today...
- peterd (who remembers this specific analysis on the
cost of cookies cycling round before...)
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No, Harry - even in the wizarding world,
hearing voices is not a good sign...
- Hermione Granger
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could always send it to the
folks at NIH or whoever it is that funds the biotech stuff
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Craig S. Williams wrote:
Can't we all just get a long?
Seems more like Strother Martin in Cool Hand Luke
What we have here, is a failure to communicate...
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Peter
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:-/
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Peter Deutsch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Time will end all of my troubles, but I don't
always approve of time's methods...
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That's it for now. Remember to read chapter 11 on the
implications of quantum mechanic theory for time travel
and be prepared to have been here last week
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Peter Deutsch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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That's it for now. Remember to read chapter 11 on the
implications of quantum mechanic theory for time travel
and be prepared to have been here last week
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Peter Deutsch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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That's it for now. Remember to read chapter 11 on the
implications of quantum mechanic theory for time travel
and be prepared to have been
to repeat it and all that
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That's it for now. Remember to read chapter 11 on the
implications
shrapnel... ;-)
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I had to do an assignment on wild animals, and I decided to
do my report on alligators. To complete my
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I had to do an assignment on wild animals, and I decided to
do my report on alligators. To complete my research, I took a
trip to the zoo. I wanted
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This, my friend, is a pint.
It comes in pints?!? I'm getting one!!
- Lord of the Rings
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that is the behaviour you will get
Bill
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This, my friend, is a pint.
It comes in pints?!? I'm getting one!!
- Lord
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Peter Deutsch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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This, my friend, is a pint.
It comes in pints?!? I'm getting one!!
- Lord
...
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Peter Deutsch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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This, my friend, is a pint.
It comes in pints?!? I'm getting one!!
- Lord
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Peter Deutsch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
All my life I wanted to be someone. I suppose I should
have been more specific.
- Jane Wagner
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trap, all you get are
smarter mice...
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Content Networking
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Many people can predict the future. Me, I can predict
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There are only three types of mathematician
- those who can count and those who can't.
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occasionally poke around in
there myself.
cheers, Greg
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s to blame if and when the users pass us by...
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g'day,
Tripp Lilley wrote:
On Sun, 9 Apr 2000, Peter Deutsch in Mountain View wrote:
readily accessible. I still see value in having documents come out as "Request
For Comments" in the traditional sense, but it certainly wouldn't hurt to find
ways to better distingui
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Alcohol and calculus don't mix. Never drink and derive.
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Hi Patrik,
Patrik Fältström wrote:
At 17.29 -0700 2000-04-07, Peter Deutsch wrote:
LD is intended to sit in front of a cluster of
cache engines containing similar data, performing automatic
distribution of incoming requests among the multiple caches. It does
this by intercepting
g'day,
Keith Moore wrote:
Peter,
I think that by now I've made my points and defended them adequately and
that there is little more to be acheived by continuing a public,
and largely personal, point-by-point argument. If you want to continue
this in private mail I'll consider it.
Okay,
Keith Moore wrote:
The industry and their customers have already decided against you on
this one.
Industry people love to make such claims. They're just marketing BS.
The Internet isn't in final form yet and I don't expect it to stabilize
for at least another decade. There's still
at, that'll cut down on the marketing BS".. I happen to say "Houston, we
have a problem here..."
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ords of RFC 22026 and 1718 deleted that you take the
appropriate steps to initiate the change, but I suggest that meanwhile
you shouldn't be denying the documented evidence for such a role within
the IETF.
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t is a moral or legal use of
that technology (when the individual doesn't justify this through
any particular creditials in either morality or the law) strikes me
as somewhat naive, to say the least...
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e who
would protect us from ourselves. Shame on you...
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Alcohol and calculus don't mix. Never drink and derive.
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Ross Finlayson wrote:
At 01:59 PM 3/6/00 -0800, Cameron Young wrote:
Most of the wall power outlets have little rocker switches built into the
outlet cover that also needs to be turned on.
*Don't* forget to check this if you are charging a cell phone / laptop for
use the next day.
g'day,
David R. Conrad wrote:
Charlie,
DNS is supposed to be a way to resolve domain names into IP addresses.
As a hammer is supposed to be a way to pound nails. However, when it is
perceived that all you have is a hammer, it is amazing what begins to look
like nails.
Actually, I
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