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14:20:17 <AaronSw-UK> hi everyon!
14:20:41 <AaronSw-UK> We had endless trouble getting an Internet connection.
14:21:46 <AaronSw-UK> A::Hi there, here I am in London. The flight was great -- we got a 777 by accident. Have a nice hotel, and went on a tour of the city yesterday.
14:21:49 <chumpster> commented item A
14:22:26 <AaronSw-UK> A::We had endless trouble getting an Internet connection. AOL seems to have some problems with OS X, and the phone cords here are funny, etc. But now we're on...
14:22:26 <chumpster> commented item A
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17:01:52 <sbp> Neat: Alexa stores programs as well. Just what you need when there's an old patch you want to install, but the site's gone down
17:08:47 <tav`> lol
17:08:54 <tav`> quite convenient
17:10:35 <sbp> sure is -)
17:10:39 <sbp> er... :-)
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22:01:15 <GabeW> hey all
22:07:32 <GabeW> .seen AaronSw
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23:24:12 <GabeW> hey
23:24:19 <GabeW> hey sbp
23:24:32 <GabeW> I was looking for you
23:24:42 <sbp> Hi there
23:24:51 <sbp> How may I be of service?
23:24:56 <GabeW> so you wrote the geo: urn scheme proposal, right? 
23:25:03 <sbp> Yes, I did
23:25:35 <GabeW> I had some questions about URN's and URC's -- I emailed Mike Mealling and he actually answered my questions..
23:26:08 <GabeW> bottom line is that URC  can be whatever content form you want, if i understand everything correctly
23:26:17 <GabeW> e.g. RDF
23:27:05 <sbp> Er... you'll have to be a bit more detailed; but in general, yes. "URCs" as an IETF development thing ended ages ago, though
23:27:13 <GabeW> yeah yeah
23:27:45 <GabeW> But they live on in RFCs like RFC 2483 and the urn-wg proposals
23:28:47 <GabeW> whatever you call them, the question was whether or not it would be practical to retreive metadata about a URI using the DDDS framework proposed in the urn-wg
23:30:41 <sbp> .google DDDS
23:30:42 <xena> DDDS: http://go.to/ddds
23:30:52 <sbp> Pff
23:30:57 <sbp> .google DDDS urn-wg
23:30:58 <xena> DDDS urn-wg: http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/urn-charter.html
23:31:00 <GabeW> sorry - the ietf urn working group stuff
23:31:05 <GabeW> yeah, there
23:32:24 <GabeW> there's quite a bit to read if you aren't familiar with it all
23:32:39 <GabeW> (NAPTR, the resolver discovery algorithm, etc)
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