The nights (?) of the army Little Diouf came from Ougadougou with his comrades, the children of the troops of the A.O.F. (French Occidental Africa), to open the fantastic spectacle the French Army presented at the Palais des Sports this week.
So one could surmise both the words would also have stuck in Foucault's craw!
On 8/16/09, // ravi <ravi at platosbeard.org> wrote:
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> On Aug 15, 2009, at 5:54 PM, "Jordan Hayes" <jmhayes at j-o-r-d-a-n.com> wrote:
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>> Ravi writes:
>>
>> My problem with terms like "real time web" is that they
>>>> are marketing jargon or denote opinion trends and don't
>>>> really demarcate anything
>>>>
>>>
>> But you have to admit, it's much better than the old batch-mode-web we
>> used to have. I still have some of those punch cards.
>>
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>
> Yeah man do you remember HTTP 1.0 when you sent in a request via RS232
> escape sequences and then waited for your upstream UUCP guy to batch down
> you web pages every alternate day? That used to suck! And then Marc
> Andreesen and Sir Berners-Lee and Ashton Kutcher wrote up RFC54757 -- "real
> time extensions to TCP keep-alives to make HTTP less sucky" ... Or was it my
> old acquaintance Schulzrinne with RTP... All I know is I can't go back to
> living batch mode... I WON'T!!!
>
> -- ravi
>
>
> Yes that's right; I name-dropped Henning. How sad is that? ;-) Should I
> have gone with Al Aho?
>
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