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476 There was no evidence that it was. They don't want to look bad because theyahhaha-8/11/1999
475 I was not questioning your post #471. I was wondering whether you (or others) fSrexley-8/10/1999
474 I think that what I stated in #471 is still correct. ahhaha-8/10/1999
473 The following excerpt from today's Reuters story on SGI's restructuringSrexley-8/10/1999
472 Hi Kachina, try to do this: make a function equal to 1 on [0,1], zero outsideEPS-8/9/1999
471 SGI is a very interesting possibility in many ways. They are where NOVL was twoahhaha-8/8/1999
470 Lots of speculation here about how the product will fit in. Does anyone have anSrexley-8/8/1999
469 Hi Jay, long time no (virtual) see! You're quite right, lossy compression oftth-8/7/1999
468 Isn't wavelet compression unsuitable for network traffic because it is inheJay Lowe-8/6/1999
467 OK, not sure this is the type of thing you're wondering about, but for examftth-8/6/1999
466 Dave, w.r.t. fractal-/wavelet- encoding, if I could have phrased it better, I wFrank A. Coluccio-8/6/1999
465 << Anyone care to speculate on the use of fractals in the encoding multimftth-8/6/1999
464 Wavelets... from my limited understanding of them, were what I was referring toFrank A. Coluccio-8/6/1999
463 <i>".. in other words this fits the textbook definition of a discontFrank A. Coluccio-8/6/1999
462 Hi Frank, I would tend to think that wavelets would be a more likely long termKachina-8/6/1999
461 I don't know what optical CDMA is. It sounds like it would be inherently inahhaha-8/6/1999
460 You have it wrong. It is eminently compatible with existing systems. SRSC takesahhaha-8/6/1999
459 You take your raw RF input and embed a clock sampled frequency onto it into an ahhaha-8/6/1999
458 Dave, what a pleasant revelation: Optical CDMA. Every time I've mentioned tFrank A. Coluccio-8/6/1999
457 These guys at CTC have been quiet for a while...anyone following them to know hftth-8/6/1999
456 re: <<Each component channel carries a unique designation so it is easy tftth-8/6/1999
455 Hi Frank, so in other words this fits the textbook definition of a discontinuouftth-8/6/1999
454 It sure is fun to try to understand these things with nothing available to defiahhaha-8/6/1999
453 <i>"They've stepped out of the shadows and fired a giant salvo.&Frank A. Coluccio-8/5/1999
452 I guess we now know what they've been doing over the last six months. They&ahhaha-8/5/1999
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