When: April 16, 2014 7PM (6:30PM for QA)
Topic: Getting Started with IPv6
Moderator:Walter Horowitz
Location: MIT Building E-51, Room 315
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I think I had that book too.
I was lucky enough to grow up near Dartmouth. They gave free accounts to
local high school students and I was also lucky enough to have a father
with a TI Silent 700 teletype terminal. He had it to do HVAC calculations
with an air conditioner company. I ended up
Ed lawson writes:
I'm sure someone in the group has a real world answer to this
question. My local school is seeking to have Wi-Fi in every classroom
with each classroom having up to 30 devices using the network
simultaneously. I questioned this and was told the appropriate
commercial
I worked at Data Precision (Analogic) and one of our guys wrote a
BASIC interpreter (in 68000 assembler!) for incorporation into a
product (D6000 Waveform Analyzer) as embedded code. I can't remember
whether it was Kemeny or Kurtz but one of them visited circa 1982
to give it a test drive and
