Although I cannot make it I do have an agenda item. I am curious about the response to the WEIRD page I put up. Feedback etc. Go to http://www.iaai.ca/weird to check it out. Bernie Bernie Monette InterActive Arts Internet Presence Management http://www.iaai.ca mailto:monette <at> iaai.ca (416) 469-4337
Nobody has expressed a preference for when we meet at Adelaide, so I am going to file a request this week as follows: - Single 2 hour slot - Avoid: application area meeting, the other user services working groups, and selected application working group meetings Please write me at Chris.Burke <at> motorola.com if you want any other parameters on the scheduling request. Chris Burke WIERD Chair
Greetings! I was responding to a general request by Chris-I was unaware that any work had been done on the templates. In any event what is to be done with the templates? Information? I can't make the meetings but I would like to participate. Bernie Bernie Monette InterActive Arts Internet Presence Management http://www.iaai.ca mailto:monette <at> iaai.ca (416) 469-4337 Darrin wrote: > > Hi Bernie, > > As far as I know, the template was decided at last years meeting in Oslo. > Here is a snippet from an email to the list from Chris on 9.22.99: > > > To kick-start WEIRD again for the Washington, DC meeting, here are two > > topics for list discussion: > > 1) Follow up on the action items from Oslo. > > 2) A suggestion for new progress the group can make. > > > > Action Items from Oslo: > > > > - We agreed to assemble a core web design team of about 5 people. Status: > I(Continue reading)
The WEIRD group hasn't authored any drafts so far, since we're developing web content. If, for some reason, you'd like to write an internet draft for WEIRD, please take note of Steve Coya's reminder that the drafts must be submitted by March 10. The official March 10 deadline does not apply to the "hot topics" write-ups some of you are working on for WEIRD. Still, as a courtesy to others who might want to read the current work on "hot topics" before Adelaide, please try to get your "hot topics" write-ups in by March 15. I have received an early write-up on multicast from Kathy Bosovich, and I am working on a draft on wireless internet, but have not seen any other drafts. Thanks for all your work! I hope to see some of you in Adelaide. Regards, Chris Burke > -----Original Message----- > From: Steve Coya [SMTP:scoya <at> ietf.org] > Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2000 1:11 PM > To: wgchairs <at> ietf.org > Subject: Getting close to "that" time > > > Greetings, > > The cut-off date for Internet-Drafts prior to the IETF meeting in Adelaide(Continue reading)
Casey, there is no bigger Giants fan than I (being a native San Franciscan); however, I must tell you that everything included in this msg except the question about Adelaide is considered spam. Please don't use this list for such off-topic posts, especially commercial ones. WEIRD will be meeting in Adelaide. April On 9 Feb 2000, 614275 GIANTS wrote: > ------- Start of forwarded message ------- > Dear Chris and other 'WEIRD' 1's.... > > Here is a quick look at something I was hoping Motorola might be able to use > effectively as an inroads advertising gimmick in Baseball Broadcast, should they > be involved in that in the near future-(Aren't they the ones doing a 'Net similcast of the ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS, the GIANTS minor league team, from the > old AIR FORCE 'DARPA' equiprment out of MARCH or BEALE AIR FORCE BASE? If you know more about that please get back with me before the beginning of GIANTS' SPRING TRAINING which begins in PHOENIX, I guess around MARCH 4th? Meanwhile- > I recieved no other notice concerning the WEIRD meeting in Adelaide, can I get more details? Is it still on? Thank you, > Casey > > Subject: Copyright Notice > "Wireless Giants Design"... > (614275) > Return-Path: <oieau <at> yahoo.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii(Continue reading)
I am sorry to have to inform you, but sadly Chris past away on boxing day and is no longer with us. -----Original Message----- From: April Marine [SMTP:April.Marine <at> nominum.com] Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 10:50 PM To: 614275 GIANTS Cc: ietf-weird <at> imc.org; Chris.Burke <at> motorola.com Subject: Re: Copyright Notice "Wireless Giants Design"... (614275) Casey, there is no bigger Giants fan than I (being a native San Franciscan); however, I must tell you that everything included in this msg except the question about Adelaide is considered spam. Please don't use this list for such off-topic posts, especially commercial ones. WEIRD will be meeting in Adelaide. April On 9 Feb 2000, 614275 GIANTS wrote: > ------- Start of forwarded message ------- > Dear Chris and other 'WEIRD' 1's.... > > Here is a quick look at something I was hoping Motorola might be able to use > effectively as an inroads advertising gimmick in Baseball Broadcast, should they > be involved in that in the near future-(Aren't they the ones doing a 'Net similcast of the ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS, the GIANTS minor league team, from the > old AIR FORCE 'DARPA' equiprment out of MARCH or BEALE AIR FORCE BASE? If you know more about that please get back with me before the beginning of GIANTS' SPRING TRAINING which begins in PHOENIX, I guess around MARCH 4th? Meanwhile-(Continue reading)
What Chris are you talking about? And why are you disrupting this forum? Chris Burke Motorola > -----Original Message----- > From: Philip [SMTP:phil <at> foxform.co.uk] > Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2000 1:21 AM > To: 'April Marine'; 614275 GIANTS > Cc: ietf-weird <at> imc.org; Chris.Burke <at> motorola.com > Subject: RE: Copyright Notice "Wireless Giants Design"... (614275) > > I am sorry to have to inform you, but sadly Chris past away on boxing day > and is no longer with us. >
Any thoughts on whether this type of information is worth highlighting on the web site? Chris > -----Original Message----- > From: The IESG [SMTP:iesg-secretary <at> ietf.org] > Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2000 6:24 AM > Cc: RFC Editor; Internet Architecture Board > Subject: Protocol Action: Network Ingress Filtering: Defeating Denial > of Service Attacks which employ IP Source Address Spoofing to BCP > > > > The IESG has approved 'Network Ingress Filtering: Defeating Denial of > Service Attacks which employ IP Source Address Spoofing' <rfc2267> as a > Best Current Practice. > > The IESG Contact Persons are Randy Bush and Bert Wijnen. > > > Technical Summary > > This document describes recommended router configurations to reduce > likelihood of attacks over the network. It describes how an ISP customer > aggregation router should be configured to prevent a customer from > sending > packets with source addresses from space other than their own. > > Working Group Summary > > This is not the product of a working group, but has been used in(Continue reading)
While this is certainly the topic d'jour, there are two ways to look at how it can be addressed. First, are putting up a tutorial type of service? If so then maybe what we do is point to the resources that are already there such as the site that Paul Ferguson and Dan Senie have at URL http://www.denialinfo.com/. We don't want to reinvent the wheel. Second, we can highlight IETF activity in this area, of which the message below is a example of one part of the solution to the problem. This has some value in its timeliness, but does not point out all of the discussions about this problem. There are other RFCs and IDs that address aspects of this as well. They should be highlighted as well. A keyword search capability that would find these documents would certainly be helpful here. The effort here is obviously an upfront one to decide how to set up the mechanism - perhaps a web crawler type tool that looks at certain types of info at selected sites - RFCs, IDs, IETF mail list archives, etc. Food for thought. Ray On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Burke Chris-CCB007 wrote: > Any thoughts on whether this type of information is worth highlighting on > the web site? Chris > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: The IESG [SMTP:iesg-secretary <at> ietf.org] > > Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2000 6:24 AM > > Cc: RFC Editor; Internet Architecture Board > > Subject: Protocol Action: Network Ingress Filtering: Defeating Denial > > of Service Attacks which employ IP Source Address Spoofing to BCP > >(Continue reading)
I should mention one of the available tools is moderated lists. Ray On 18 Feb 2000, 614275 GIANTS wrote: > I'm sure a lot of designers out there are not familiar with some of the strange > ideosynchracies (please correct the spelling?) of the REAL BUSINESS WORLD out there-BUT, BELIEVE IT OR NOT...in SAN FRANCISCO...at the CITY CLERKS's OFFICE > which is where you register your DBA...."No NAME is ever turned away..." That is KORRECT! "We can not for reasons heretofor told because it would be big sleaze-ball 'mustachio-Pete' expose...tell you ''why' ANYONE can regoister the NAME of YOUR BUSINESS...on top of it already being registered! If you KNOEW NOTHING of LAW...common sence would tell you...it is wrong, little voice would > be saying these are big time Communist Nut Crooks! And such is the situation! > The same 'morons' at the LIBRARY of CONGRESS and "INTERNIC" say that they do not know that it is ILLEGAL to register a 'DOT.COM' in the name of FORD MOTOR COMPANY, KELLOGGS, JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY, etc. Now in theis CITY it is BOTH 'legal' and EXPECTED of you to "VOTE EARLY AND OFTEN"..which once was a joke...is NOW A REALITY, just change your hat, go back in and use your 'other' 594 'names!' The freaks who run the City of FRISCO, no longer 'depend' STRICTLY > on the "DECEASED" to swing votes...they done everything but move the PEOPLE's REPUBLIC of CHINA here enMasse, to 'vote'...and among the laws this City has, > it is 'illegal' to check ID of suspicious people. It is 'illegal' to ask for ID > of 'voters'...and so forth. If you think this is odd, MAYOR WILLIE BROWN is > > > On Wed, 16 February 2000, Ray Plzak wrote: > > > In-Reply-To: <FB05FCBCB629D31180E600805FE6969ABE52EC <at> il06exm06.corp.mot.com> > > Sender: owner-ietf-weird <at> imc.org > > To: Burke Chris-CCB007 <Chris.Burke <at> motorola.com>(Continue reading)
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