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| 901 |
Isn't it just like a poloist (1) to return from peregrination (2) and begin | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/8/2000 |
| 900 |
>> RBOCs leaning forward into FTTx? Hi Frank, nice to be back. I'm | Jay Lowe | - | 1/8/2000 |
| 899 |
Cryptologic. New Analyst Review. Target:$40+, Current:$24. Analyst review here: | Mephistopheles | - | 1/8/2000 |
| 898 |
Wherever you go, <b><i>there</b> you are...</I> This l | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/8/2000 |
| 897 |
Hi Jim, I can relate to that. Hang in there, and the sweep gets better with tim | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/8/2000 |
| 896 |
In reply 894 make that David Isenberg, not Eisenberg. I had it right the first | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/8/2000 |
| 895 |
Frank - I am among those to whom KISS is a benefit - though I still f | axial | - | 1/8/2000 |
| 894 |
Dave, I thought that this article in the pile that you provided, by David Eisen | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/8/2000 |
| 893 |
re: Thread Housekeeping Note - KISS Thread, if I seem to be overly simplistic | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/8/2000 |
| 892 |
Dave, GbE, or more likely 10GbE is needed for its rudimentary transport attribu | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/8/2000 |
| 891 |
re: routing pucks, and GITH (Gigabit Internet to the Home) | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/8/2000 |
| 890 |
As for GbE in particular, maybe you could carry your thoughts down a couple lev | ftth | - | 1/7/2000 |
| 889 |
(edit)Hi Frank and all, haven't had much chance to partake here lately (hav | ftth | - | 1/7/2000 |
| 888 |
Jay, welcome back, our wandering colleague. Did you bring any spices, macaroni | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/7/2000 |
| 887 |
Lucent Cites OC-192, DWDM Manufacturing and Deployment Constraints in Earnings | Stephen L | - | 1/7/2000 |
| 886 |
Any opinions here on Marconi (OTCF:MCONY) (MNI.L)? As a lurker, appreciate | Steve Fancy | - | 1/7/2000 |
| 885 |
Dear Jay: Yes, this problem was reported in our local newspaper today. Seems | JDN | - | 1/7/2000 |
| 884 |
Y2K, eh? When our accounting people started processing credit card orders via | Jay Lowe | - | 1/7/2000 |
| 883 |
Thanks Curtis, Delighted that you would spend the moment to inform me of the | Raymond Duray | - | 1/7/2000 |
| 882 |
Hi Ray-- Glad you found that exchange interesting. As for the "c" i | Curtis E. Bemis | - | 1/6/2000 |
| 881 |
Hi Curtis, Just getting caught up here. You have mentioned OC-192c in sever | Raymond Duray | - | 1/6/2000 |
| 880 |
Hi Frank, just tryin' to catch up on the past few wks, don't you fellas | Regis McConnell | - | 1/6/2000 |
| 879 |
Actually, I was referring to both. The last that I heard, BellSouth had over 4 | GHowe | - | 1/6/2000 |
| 878 |
Hi Frank, CSMA doesn't exist on 10Ge fibers - one for Rx, one for Tx. I | Peter Ecclesine | - | 1/6/2000 |
| 877 |
Hi Denis, did you bring that rather interesting article to the board because of | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/6/2000 |
| 876 |
Of general interest, one economist's take on network capacity: web.mit.edu | D. K. G. | - | 1/5/2000 |
| 875 |
On new years eve, the power went out at the International Airport where I live, | JayPC | - | 1/5/2000 |
| 874 |
Thanks for that note, LJM. A similar occurrence took place at the US Govt NB | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/5/2000 |
| 873 |
<<"If you've seen an interesting or humorous Y2K bug, send it in | LJM | - | 1/5/2000 |
| 872 |
re: Y2K - It's not over, quite yet From Network World Fusion: ----------- | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/5/2000 |
| 871 |
re: FTTH Products, Services Hi Gordie, <i>"..It will be interesti | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/5/2000 |
| 870 |
Thanks, James. At first I thought that substance within the release that you re | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/5/2000 |
| 869 |
I saw these guys at one of the trade shows, and they were rather intriguing. I | GHowe | - | 1/5/2000 |
| 868 |
Speaking of fiber-to-the-home, this came out today... >>Optical Solution | James Fulop | - | 1/5/2000 |
| 867 |
Hello Peter, good point. Glad to receive your post. I was beginning to think t | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/5/2000 |
| 866 |
Hi Frank, Why make 10G Ethernet a shared media when there is so much dark f | Peter Ecclesine | - | 1/5/2000 |
| 865 |
re: in pursuit of an optical digital solution, a substitution for RF-based HFC | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/3/2000 |
| 864 |
The edit timer got me again. If you haven't figured it out for yourself al | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/3/2000 |
| 863 |
re: The Disruption of a Disruptive Technology: The Once and Never WT4 Waveguide | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/3/2000 |
| 862 |
Hello Kenneth, <i>"Y2K was a fizzle! Wait till the next millenium!& | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/2/2000 |
| 861 |
Y2K was a fizzle! Wait till the next millenium! | Kenneth E. De Paul | - | 1/2/2000 |
| 860 |
re: Synopsis of Internet Y2K "event" handling by the ISPs during the | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/2/2000 |
| 859 |
Hello Mike, Thank you for that find. I seem to recall Fore's involvement n | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/2/2000 |
| 858 |
Thanks, Curtis. Now it feels like we're playing Jeopardy. The answer to m | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/2/2000 |
| 857 |
Re: A Few Road Runner Details Frank- I saved this info because I was a FORE sh | MikeM54321 | - | 1/2/2000 |
| 856 |
Frank-- Your post #833 was what got me into this discussion and that post prop | Curtis E. Bemis | - | 1/2/2000 |
| 855 |
Curtis, I made a simple request in my opening sentence of reply #848. Why did | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 1/2/2000 |
| 854 |
Hi Stuart-- Happy New Year ! Yes, but it does'nt do OC-192c, and that tak | Curtis E. Bemis | - | 1/1/2000 |
| 853 |
Curtis, Verily ye speaketh mostly truth, with one minor exception: Lucent' | Stuart D. Brorson | - | 1/1/2000 |
| 852 |
More post-rollover observations from the UK. Note the level of p-c [which is st | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 851 |
UK GMT and CET Y2K Rollover Observations <i>"GMT and CET rolled ove | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 850 |
I think your problem is that you have fixated on OADMs. There is NO all optical | Curtis E. Bemis | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 849 |
as an indicator for iran. the facilities use satelite links via teleglobe/inte | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 848 |
Show me where I've stated that overhead bytes are read in the optical domai | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 847 |
If you tell me that "Corestream" reads overhead Bytes in the electric | Curtis E. Bemis | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 846 |
I'm beginning to talk to myself here, Curtis. Do we have a point of conten | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 845 |
In an opaque system, there IS o-e-o conversion. Those opaque entities could be | Curtis E. Bemis | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 844 |
<i>"Now, color or lambda photon streams can be re-directed in a | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 843 |
optical-electrical-optical, o-e-o, that is the only way. This is called opaqu | Curtis E. Bemis | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 842 |
My focus is not on APS as your message would imply, you brought that up in this | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 841 |
Curtis, earlier you stated: [[Late edit: I just noticed your reply to me. We a | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 840 |
OK, I have sensitized you about optical/electrical, SONET/SDH, DWDM etc. There | Curtis E. Bemis | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 839 |
re: Y2K, some mid-day status notes from NANOG re: ISP route abnormalities Not | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 838 |
Curtis, Touché! (sorta) What is it they say about a hammer seeking nail | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 837 |
Frank-- Part of the FUD, and it continued in your response to me, is that ther | Curtis E. Bemis | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 836 |
Hi Curtis, Please clarify. I'm not sure where you are attributing the fud, | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 835 |
Frank- There is a little bit of confusion and FUD here. SONET/SDH framing is | Curtis E. Bemis | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 834 |
Some notes from NANOG re: New Zealand at the stroke.. and others. Note: see t | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 833 |
James, that's a very good question, from several perspectives. Namely, from | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 832 |
Thanks for the interesting thoughts. >>It's the "containerizat | James Fulop | - | 12/31/1999 |
| 831 |
Welcome, JM. Thanks for the note. Frank | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/30/1999 |
| 830 |
Frank - Really like your thread and views. <<Time flies. More later | j.m. walsh | - | 12/30/1999 |
| 829 |
<i>Sycamore, Juniper, Corvis, CIEN, NT, LU, Pirelli, they all abide by SO | Kenneth E. Phillipps | - | 12/30/1999 |
| 828 |
<i>Here's to wishing you and ALL a healthy and prosperous future, one | Valueman | - | 12/30/1999 |
| 827 |
James, further to last night's critique: I would suggest that the popular | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/30/1999 |
| 826 |
James, thanks for the well wish. Yes, speaking about marketecture, how about th | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/30/1999 |
| 825 |
>>My point is that the passage contains a rather common form of double sp | James Fulop | - | 12/30/1999 |
| 824 |
Hello James, While some of the author's observations hold merit, most of t | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/30/1999 |
| 823 |
Frank (or/and anybody else): Could you comment on this post over on the Yahoo | James Fulop | - | 12/29/1999 |
| 822 |
Frank- I have the feeling that reconfigurable computing is the cold fusion of t | Harvey Allen | - | 12/27/1999 |
| 821 |
Yes, Stan. It makes some sense. But I don't fully agree with the author' | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/27/1999 |
| 820 |
Harvey, the reconfigurable processor story is humbling. The terabit switch arti | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/27/1999 |
| 819 |
Well written blather about stuff: eetimes.com | Raymond Duray | - | 12/27/1999 |
| 818 |
Well Frank, I'm at a loss for words. Thus: sabram.com I'm confused, | Raymond Duray | - | 12/27/1999 |
| 817 |
Frank- I just got this from the Novl thread and thought it would interest you.. | stantheman | - | 12/26/1999 |
| 816 |
Thanks, Dave. Now, if only one of my gifts today would have been a ream of prin | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/25/1999 |
| 815 |
Reconfigurable [cont] <b>THE FUTURE OF THE MICROPROCESSOR</b> FED | Harvey Allen | - | 12/25/1999 |
| 814 |
Merry Christmas. Interesting possibilities here: <b>Configurable process | Harvey Allen | - | 12/25/1999 |
| 813 |
HOlY Patchouli oil, Cap'n.!@$%#! This is great, I vote for Christmas Eve | Raymond Duray | - | 12/24/1999 |
| 812 |
As you're lounging around on Christmas day, taking a break from trying to a | ftth | - | 12/24/1999 |
| 811 |
Hi Frank, Re: Margin accounts. Many pundits ponder the possible permutation | Raymond Duray | - | 12/24/1999 |
| 810 |
Thanks, and the essence of that story is in some ways tied to an earlier reply | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/24/1999 |
| 809 |
IP Telephony's Delay The business mainstream is hesitant to shift analog | Harvey Allen | - | 12/24/1999 |
| 808 |
Hi Ray, Your question more or less summarizes a lot of what's been going o | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/24/1999 |
| 807 |
re: "Further Y2K Silliness" That's the name of a thread just sta | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/24/1999 |
| 806 |
Frank, Just wondering here. Wouldn't the role of the PSTN be easily mimic | Raymond Duray | - | 12/24/1999 |
| 805 |
Thanks Chris, Hadn't seen that warbling from Wirbling. Hmmm, 'Tell | Raymond Duray | - | 12/24/1999 |
| 804 |
re: Rochelle Park, NJ central office failure due to flooding this fall. From t | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/24/1999 |
| 803 |
Hello thread. Been lurking here for a while, thought I would throw out a questi | Srexley | - | 12/23/1999 |
| 802 |
The last mile to me is PSTN, you're right. That'll change soon, too. B | Frank A. Coluccio | - | 12/23/1999 |
