On Sun, 17 Sep 2000, Derek Martin wrote:
> This is a discussion list, and these types of issues, while not directly
> related to Linux, are of interest to Linux users and potentially impacting
> ALL of us, so I for one don't think this discussion is misplaced on this
> list. Particularly when re
On Sun, 17 Sep 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > And even if they decided to intrude on privacy, it would be... be...
> > well, for those of you who truly understand POP and HTTP and SMTP and
> > TCP/IP and UUCP and so on, you can only imagine how difficult it would be
> > to set up the e-ma
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Bryan Williams wrote:
> > While this may be a hoax, that there are some
> > government agencies that are studying the issue is not a hoax.
>
> I disagree: while they may try to tax, for example, purchases made over
> the web, e-mail surcharges
I work at UNH here in the InterOperability lab, where we have a
DOCSIS Consortium that tests CMs frequently. They recently gave a large
training lecture that I got to attend, and I gleaned at least a little bit
from it. First of all, all modems (even older ones, I believe) are
DOCSIS-co
