For me, the best reason to keep dates in the format of:
MMDD
is that if you name your files in this way, when you do a directory list, files
get sorted in alphabetical order
So if only for this reason, this is why its the ONLY convention I will ever
use, even if I decide to learn a third
ENUM is not deadborn if it forced onto the ILECs as a replacement for SS7
for E.164 URIs.
F.
-Original Message-
From: Peter Dambier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: March 29, 2006 2:46 PM
Cc: IETF Discussion
Subject: Re: Why DNS sucks for referrals (was Re: Stupid NAT tricks and how
to st
Cable companies in Canada charge "per computer" connected to the cable
modems.
This is the subject of several procedures in the CISC HSWG.
See http://www.crtc.gc.ca/cisc/eng/cisf3g8b.htm for a list of
contributions.
-=Francois=-
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From: [EMAIL PROTEC
> Of course, cable companies probably won't impose rate limits as long
as
DSL remains an option, because then they wouldn't be able to claim
(inaccurately) that cable gives you more bandwidth than DSL.
At least publicly ... In Canada, several cable carriers put rate limits
on the upstream at 14 K
What are the details on DOCSIS 2.0 and the upcoming effort on
implementing open access on DOCSIS? More partcularly, what are the IP
protocol implications on the nature of open access that cablelabs
members are proposing?
-=Francois=-
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FTTH = Fiber to the home...
> then you'll be
> increasing the size
> of the last-hop MTU without increasing the MTUs on
> intermediate hops, so
> you won't gain much. Might be more important to preserve the
> 1500 byte
The reason to increase the MTU anywhere in the network must originate
fr
