14 Oct
2001
14 Oct
'01
6:12 p.m.
> > 4)
Any other interesting topologies I should try?
How about MicroWave transmission ?
Or data encoded onto laser beams?
Or satellite bounced? 
14 Oct
14 Oct
7:01 p.m.
Or --
Data encoded in the hand gestures of a person depicted in a video
tape made available to the world.
Now were getting scary. Brings to mind the concerns about
how the terrorists may be transmitting messages.
Glen Goodwin wrote:
> >
4) Any other interesting topologies I should try?
How about MicroWave transmission ?
Or data encoded onto laser beams?
Or satellite bounced? 
7:02 p.m.
Glen Goodwin <acme_ent(a)bellsouth.net>et>:
Or data-encoded chromosomal strings?
Rather than packet loss, you may have a problem
with rampant packet duplication!
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7:13 p.m.
> How about MicroWave transmission ?
> Or data encoded onto laser beams?
> Or satellite bounced?
Actually these three are probably something Dave McGuire
could actually do. While the rest of us have watches and
clocks, I heard through the grapevine he has his own fully
functional Atomic Clock.
Wouldn't it be wild to transmit messages to one's distant
offspring by encoding them onto DNA. But I'm sure we shouldn't
try it, because it would probably have unforseen disastrous effects.
Glen Goodwin wrote:
> >
4) Any other interesting topologies I should try?
How about MicroWave transmission ?
Or data encoded onto laser beams?
Or satellite bounced?
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