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On Tue, 3 Jun 2003, William Allen Simpson wrote: I guess I now begin to understand why the IETF has to push ASNs to 32 bits. It's all one big technical joke. -Hank > > Jeffrey Meltzer wrote: > > > > Appears to be Peter Lothberg, I guess it is legit.. > > > Ha!Knowing him, more likely to be a joke than legit! > > > > http://www.stupi.se > > > > How about next time we do a quick lookup, and maybe try and contact the > > listed contact before wasting everyones time? > > > Maybe that's good advice in general, but this was a nice humorous > anecdote that brought back fond memories....I remember his high > bandwidth link -- to the bathroom (T3? OC3?). > > There's an old tradition of interesting names for our networks, long > lost in the commercialization of the Internet.Mine were fairly > prosaic dream.net (192.138.173.0) and dreamer.net (192.138.226.0) -- > names stolen years ago by domain hijackers (I still announce the > address blocks from time to time).Of course, there were those that > castigated me for having a couple of "valuable" class C's -- in my > living room.... > > -- > William Allen Simpson > Key fingerprint = 17 40 5E 67 15 6F 31 26 DD 0D B9 9B 6A 15 2C 32 >
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