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43 Yow ... more massive inter-thread parallelism ... so here we see a design conceJay Lowe-12/4/1999
42 Some more on Alteon: [go to urls for graphs] "Alteon revs WebOS with URLFrank A. Coluccio-12/3/1999
41 Peter, that is all truly very fascinating to me. Thanks for bringing those ideaFrank A. Coluccio-12/3/1999
40 AOL and SUN Let's see, SUN developed OAK for cable settop boxes - this latPJ Strifas-12/3/1999
39 You asked a lot of questions, the answer to some are not appropriate for this fReginald Middleton-12/3/1999
38 Hello Folks! Interesting thread here and a very timely topic! Perhaps the proPJ Strifas-12/3/1999
37 Reginald, I wanted to try out your products but can't get into your websiteRoger A. Babb-12/3/1999
36 MIS departments do not need a free computing model. For them, it is not worth tReginald Middleton-12/3/1999
35 Aha ... I get it. Yup ... I see the Hotmail argument as well. Flies with the Jay Lowe-12/3/1999
34 Technically, it is not difficult to implement. Practically, it is. In order forReginald Middleton-12/3/1999
33 >> These things must be examined in perspective Can you comment on the tJay Lowe-12/3/1999
32 >> Lotus Notes Lite" + "MSFT Office Lite" Well, that'Jay Lowe-12/3/1999
31 Reality check: Is 40 bit encryption more secure than the encryption commonly uReginald Middleton-12/2/1999
30 Hi Reginald, a few comments: re:<<Even without such security measures, iftth-12/2/1999
29 Okay, you needn't give away the store, although recusing at this point is gFrank A. Coluccio-12/2/1999
28 Your pretty good with that crystal ball thing. Give us two weeks and you will fReginald Middleton-12/2/1999
27 By placing the distributed system in a large company's proprietary network,Reginald Middleton-12/2/1999
26 This makes me think of the groupware thing. Sure would be nice if these web-baJay Lowe-12/2/1999
25 I'm not sure I'm the one who suggested this, but let's run with it:Frank A. Coluccio-12/2/1999
24 <Whether the threats that I have implied are real or imagined, likely or unlReginald Middleton-12/2/1999
23 You've touched on one of the sore points of enterprise level outsourcing. WFrank A. Coluccio-12/2/1999
22 >> mounting of their telecommuters' data on foreign servers Unless pJay Lowe-12/2/1999
21 Out of the box, out of the box? Hmm... now is that out of the literal box, I wJay Lowe-12/2/1999
20 Thanks for the compliments. The 40-bit encryption is via the Java security APIReginald Middleton-12/2/1999
19 <i>"ASPs are not the only entities under the authority of the law. DFrank A. Coluccio-12/2/1999
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