Jon Crowcroft wrote:
In message v04220802b77bde136984@[10.83.97.216], Steve Deering typed:
We used to use gateway instead of router (and a few still do), and
i lik the fact that if you type getaway by mistake you get what people
are trying to do when they are routed ...
i also like
Interestingly enough, when we wrote RFC 1958 Architectural principles
of the Internet, nobody suggested layer violation is evil as a
principle. The arguments against layer violation tend to be pragmatic -
certain types of layer violation (such as content based routing)
could lead to complex
I think that networksorcery.com is sending a bulk message to RFC authors
soliciting updates for their version of a Who's Who. When I asked why
their message was not unsolicited bulk mail or spam they said
that the info request was sent to [me] and only [me].
Golly gee. Let me try to think if
