BigHook2002: Decisions that Shape Networks
Woods Hole, Massachusetts, September 4-6, 2002
an production


SessionLogs for

Wednesday September 4, 8:30 to 9:30 PM,
Session 2: Perspective on a small, loosely connected planet - Aizu, Comstedt, Denton, Nanda


[18:02:23]<Weinberger>And if we know more sophisticated things, then what does Tuck teach us?
[18:02:24]<bradner>big screen back?
[18:02:31]<Elin>http://www.eisenhower.utexas.edu/dl/1919Convoy/1919documents.html )
[18:02:46]<Elin>(above link from Peter)
[18:03:08]<kaminski>time and tides :)
[18:04:47]<bradner>doom & that was the positive side
[18:05:28]<Elin> Test card - ignore - /greencard/
[18:06:34]<kaminski>a voice echoing in my mind, from when we were starting Yipes: our ex-Bell CTO, Kamran, saying, "You´re going to kill an RBOC!"
[18:06:49]<bradner>phone companies with regulatory power & clue shields up
[18:06:49]<Elin>test - card /greencard/
[20:02:48]<Aizu>I am back!
[20:41:13]<Elin> /greencard/
[20:41:31]<Elin>Look -- Bigger cards!
[20:41:34]<Elin> /greencard/
[20:44:37]<Robles> /greencard/
[20:44:56]<Berry> /greencard/
[20:45:55]<Berry>Link tohttp://www.thenewrepublic.com/doc.mhtml?i=20020902&s=judis090202 a "sack Powell" article...
[20:46:25]<Stout> /redcard/ its a family affair...
[20:48:16]<Evslin> /greencard/ is our pessimism an overdone reaction to our former pessimism
[20:49:20]<Robles>5 Million?
[20:49:34]<Evslin>I meant pessimism is a reaction to former OPTIMISM
[20:49:49]<kaminski>comparisons of broadband deployments from Oct 2001: http://www.istori.com/log/archives/00000111.html
[20:49:58]<Clark>5 Million = 12%?
[20:53:27]<Berry>Everquest is similar in the US, though probably not 13 hours a day
[20:55:41]<Clark>hey, US workers only go 8 hours if they have to. And everquest has a big enough ecomomy to support less than 13 hrs/day
[20:56:08]<Thatcher>I know a couple of men who are ruining their marriages by spending over 12 hours a day gaming....
[20:57:00]<Clark>guys? (what a surprise.)
[20:58:32]<Clark>ahem. 13 hours a day leaves little time for paying work. :-)
[20:59:15]<Thatcher>Did I imply these "guys" were effective workers?
[21:02:38]<Clark>there´s that M word again...
[21:07:11]<Stout>X-KGB
[21:08:19]<Stout>Freedom
[21:10:33]<Aizu>please refer my paper on broadband at my website:
[21:10:41]<Aizu> http://www.anr.org, and go to English page
[21:10:54]<Petrovic>Would like to hear Azumi´s tales of innovation --
[21:11:27]<Shirky>matt jones of the bbc is pushing the term "permanet" to mean real broadband
[21:12:00]<Michalski>just saw that pointer to jones´ permanet. moments ago
[21:12:03]<Clark>does matt jones mean permanet in terms of speed, or some other metric not implied by "perma-"?
[21:12:21]<Stout>Aizu, your site is down
[21:12:24]<kaminski>large-diaphragm condenser mics, Neumann U47, 797 Audio (Chinese): http://home.earthlink.net/~rongonz/home_rec/microphone.html
[21:12:44]<Shirky>he means always-on, always fast. the perma is less about speed than ubiquity
[21:12:55]<Clark>thanks
[21:13:34]<Michalski>what´s the name of the chinese company knocking off Cisco gear and more?
[21:13:35]<Shirky>site is up, its http://www.anr.org (no trailing period)
[21:13:40]<Clark>Anders means "real broadband" as having large bandwidth, not like ATT bandwidth (say)
[21:14:16]<Thatcher>Chinese company: HuaHwa
[21:14:52]<Shirky>right, jones does too, but he´s looking for a word that describes user experience in overall terms rahter than just talking about speed
[21:14:55]<Beckemeyer>I missed where all these people have >5mbit and look at each other
[21:15:03]<Shirky>without addressing consistency of connection or bi-directionality
[21:15:20]<Michalski>huahwa.com?
[21:17:05]<Gillmor>Full description of Chinese mike: http://www.edgemontv.com/microphones/mxl2001p.html
[21:19:17]<Thatcher>Sorry. Mispelled: Hua-Wei
[21:20:33]<kaminski>transliteration is always tricky :-)
[21:21:50]<Stout>YES
[21:22:51]<Berry>Hua-Wei also makes kitchen appliances and optical transmission systems, if they´re the same company I´m thinking of. Talk about a product portfolio! /smile/
[21:29:17]<Elin>testing....
[21:29:43]<Michalski>thanks! They´re officially Huawei Technologies, http://www.huawei.com/
[21:30:34]<Thatcher>Not a rag I like to reference: "Has Huawei Got Cisco´s Number? " http://www.lightreading.com/document.asp?doc_id=17338
[21:31:15]<Clark> /greencard/ /greencard/
[21:31:51]<kaminski>portal site: http://www.indiabandwidth.com/
[21:34:26]<Clark>foreign spam /redcard/ already get too much
[21:35:15]<Forster> /redcard/ /redcard/
[21:35:27]<bradner>ken is ignoring local telcom regulations
[21:36:51]<bradner>but the ITU will help by defining international settelments for ISP