>> perhaps the good side of this saga is that it may be an inflection
>> point
> I doubt it.
> The greyer my hair gets, the crankier I get.
i suspect i am a bit ahead of you there
but i used to think that the public would never become aware of privacy
issues. snowen bumped that ball and tim
On Tue, 25 Jun 2019, Randy Bush wrote:
perhaps the good side of this saga is that it may be an inflection point
I doubt it.
The greyer my hair gets, the crankier I get.
perhaps the good side of this saga is that it may be an inflection point
randy
(thanks, btw, again)
On Tue, Jun 25, 2019 at 8:33 AM Patrick W. Gilmore wrote:
> It is not like 701 is causing problems every week, or even ever year. If you
> think this one incident proves they are ‘morons’, you are only showing you
> are neither experienced nor mature enough to make that
On 25/Jun/19 14:59, Adam Kennedy via NANOG wrote:
>
>
> I believe there probably is a happy medium we can all meet, sort of
> our own ISP DMZ, where we can help one another in the simple mistakes
> or cut each other some slack in those difficult times. I like to think
> NANOG is that place.
Now with that out of the way... The mentality of everyone working together
for a Better Internet (tm) is sort of a mantra of WISPA and WISPs in
general. It is a mantra that has puzzled me and perplexed my own feelings
as a network engineer. Do I want a better overall experience for my users
and
On Tue, 25 Jun 2019, 14:31 Patrick W. Gilmore, wrote:
> I must be old. All I can think is Kids These Days, and maybe Get Off My
> BGP, er Lawn.
>
Maybe they ought to [puts on shades] mind their MANRS.
M (scuttling away)
>
[Removing the attribution, because many people have made statements like this
over the last day - or year. Just selecting this one as a succinct and recent
example to illustrate the point.]
>> This blog post, and your CEO on Twitter today, took every opportunity to say
>> “DAMN THOSE MORONS AT
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