At 08:35 AM 9/12/2001, Brian E Carpenter wrote:
But you didn't respond to my comment that this issue *is* relevant to the
Last Call precisely because there was no discussion whether the work
should have been chartered in the first place, if it had been a WG submission.
While we are at it, we
if it works with 1.1 and 1.2, what's the problem then?
eliot
ps: it wasn't a motivation thing that concerned me, but more just to
know it works with 1.2.
I was wondering, and I have asked the firm where I
work, if all web sites (commercial and otherwise)
should go dark in memory of the victims today.
on this suggestion, i put my entry page of a web design course dark, so
we could discuss the issues and techniques of design in the course.
Curtis Kularski [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb/wrote:
Internet Draft
Document: draft-nameconventions-KULARSKI-00.txt
Expires: March 2002 September 2001
Additional Naming Conventions for End-user Convenience
[ ] You have read RFC 2142
[ ] You
At 09:34 PM 9/12/01 -0700, Ian King wrote:
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.
And to quote Mark Eckenwiler, Esq.,
Franklin's dictum is a sound sentiment, but practically
everyone [ ... ] is a little confused about
Greetings,
I'm looking at techniques of moving 802.11B traffic on and off two way Cable
TV systems.
Most proposals try to avoid any serious store and forward and instead want
high response systems which are somewhat coarse. This may gnaw off the
leading edge of packets and protract the trailing
Geeze, give me a break. I hope you are not spreading rumors everywhere
you can get to.
War on who? Now, what was done has been classified as an act of war,
but that is against us, not by us.
Draft? Get real. That has to work its way through Congress. A
response against what?
Don
Austin Bill-P23393 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] writes:
By 1565, Nostradamus was very ill, suffering from arthritis
and gout, confined to his house. He died on July 1, 1566.
Please check your quotes and hoaxes with reputable sources
before you spread them around.
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Dave Crocker wrote:
At 08:35 AM 9/12/2001, Brian E Carpenter wrote:
But you didn't respond to my comment that this issue *is* relevant to the
Last Call precisely because there was no discussion whether the work
should have been chartered in the first place, if it had been a WG submission.
The SOAP in BEEP spec describes how SOAP envelopes (of XML data) are
transported. It will carry SOAP 1.1. and any future compatible version.
SOAP 1.1. is in very widespread use already - the quicker people are
provided with a strong alternative to running it over HTTP the better.
SOAP 1.2
On Thu, 13 Sep 2001 08:11:31 EDT, stan kulikowski ii [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
how many times can any of us recall that this was done? for what reasons?
A case could be made that we should keep our web sites *not* dark.
Consider this: Israel is a small country surrounded by much larger
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oh yes! some of them are REALLY obvious, like that one on the telnet,
but when I read about the avian carriers (I subscribed to this list on
mid-april) I thought they were for real!
Saludos.
Regards.
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José Manuel Arronte García
Supervisor de Soporte
Over the years, the (defense) Advance Research Projects Agency has used the acronyms
ARPA or DARPA, alternately. Today, they use DARPA, but you can contact their web site
as either www.arpa.mil or www.darpa.mil. You can check the history of the name at
http://www.arpa.mil/body/arpa_darpa.html.
consider a twist of ribbon as an alternative?
vint
At 08:11 AM 9/13/2001 -0400, stan kulikowski ii wrote:
I was wondering, and I have asked the firm where I
work, if all web sites (commercial and otherwise)
should go dark in memory of the victims today.
on this suggestion, i put my entry
The web is the most valuable source of information to citizens and the
world at this difficult hour. To darken it at this time would be
disrespectful for those who died in defense of the freedom to know.
Dave
perhaps we are talking about different techniques. a web site goes dark
by changing
At 08:50 PM 9/13/2001, stan kulikowski ii wrote:
i thought that was understood as the design technique there is a
difference between going dark and turning off.
the term go dark has a long-standing meaning of shut down. i'm used to
hearing it about theatres and other performance venues,
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