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http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc219.html It seems like the datacomputer is the closest thing to the gibson we ever had. I wonder how users views of datacomputers have changed throughout the years. Anyone, standards make the world go round. What are some of your favorite RFCS? power botton fucked around with this message at 18:19 on Aug 5, 2014 |
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RFD 420 is a good one. THE WEATHER DEMO ORIGINALLY DEVELOPED FOR THE ICCC SHOW IS NOW GENERALLY AVAILABLE. IT IS A VERY NICE NETWORK DEMO SINCE IT REALLY CAN/DOES RUN ON TWO MACHINES. Its not the mother of all demos but its a nice demo!
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power botton posted:RFD 420 is a good one. RFD 420 smoke weed every day
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BTW in case you don't understand the magnitude of what the datacomputer isquote:The datacomputer is a specialized node of the ARPA network that is one trillion bytes. wow!
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Network Working Group S. Crocker Request for Comments # 149 UCLA NIC # 6752 10 May 1971 Categories: A.2 Updates: #140 Obsoletes: None The Best Laid Plans . . . Dr. Roberts informs me that it is now unlikely that he will be able to attend the Monday afternoon session of the NWG meeting, but that he will be able to attend the Tuesday evening session. Accordingly, the topics of "Network Planning" and "other ARPA Projects" are moved to Tuesday evening, and on Monday afternoon, we will take up as many of the items originally scheduled for Tuesday evening as we can. The relevant reading for Wednesday evening is RFC #131, not #113. In general attendees should read all of the RFC's since the last NWG meeting.
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power botton posted:BTW in case you don't understand the magnitude of what the datacomputer is so like, about the size of my pr0n collection
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Blackula69 posted:so like, about the size of my pr0n collection imagine your porn collection being hosted and served with high availability to the entire arpanet?!?!?
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mods please rename the thread to 'Post most worthless RFCs you can find on the Internette ITT' tyvm in advance.
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RFC 69 is asking for an MIT distribution list change
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Aug 5, 2014 18:31
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power botton posted:RFC 69 is asking for an MIT distribution list change pre:Network Working Group A. Bhushan
Request for Comments: 69 M.I.T.
Updates: 52 22 Sept. '70
Distribution List Change for M.I.T.
Please delete my name from your distribution list and add that of Mr.
Albert Vezza. His address is:
Mr. Albert Vezza M.I.T.
Rm 831 - Project MAC (617) 864-6900
545 Technology Square X5877
Cambridge. Mass. 02139
[ This RFC was put into machine readable form for entry ]
[ into the online RFC archives by Ted Fischer 1/97 ]
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LP0 ON FIRE posted:
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Captain Cool posted:no, only a few terabits oh ok 
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just checking in don't want to miss any funny or interesting RFCs
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Captain Cool posted:no, only a few terabits still pretty impressive
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Aug 5, 2014 20:59
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this thread is actually pcool and interesting what an age we lived in
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Migishu posted:this thread is actually pcool and interesting i thought so but no one is posting RFCs and its kinda bumming me out tbh
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rfc #7: (ucla dept. of engineering) someone took my lunch from the office fridge. i'm looking at you leeroy you fat gently caress.
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quote:NO HIGH LINK NUMBERS lets reserve huge portions of the address space for unspecified testing purposes - idiot protocol designers, 1969-2014
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