floods

Sat Jun 28 04:08:32 UTC 1997

Here's the original one (different guy)....

Unless its one of JF's friends getting us to waste cycles, my guess is
that these kids are entering "floods" into a search engine, and are
sending spam quantities of requests for info for their projects. I guess
"SYN floods" gets the search engine's attention...

NANOG Archives - April 97:

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  I am doing a project for school and I was wondering if you could
answer my
question.  What can be done to reduce the amount of flood damage?
Thanks.

Rodney Joffe
Chief Technology Officer
Genuity Inc., a Bechtel company
http://www.genuity.net

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	fehnb at jerseycape.net [SMTP:fehnb at jerseycape.net]
> Sent:	Friday, June 27, 1997 8:44 PM
> To:	nanog at merit.edu
> Subject:	Re: floods
> 
> Looks like the same one. As I recall, he got many, many answers. Some
> even
> addressed his question....
> 
> >Did this message get lost in a temporal warp about
> >3 months long or so?  I seem to remember a thread
> >> 
> >> I'm doing a project for school.Can you help?what is the scientific
> >> principle for floods?Thanks!
> >
> >
> 
> Robert J. Fehn Sr.,President and CEO
> Senior Systems Engineer, Jersey Cape Information Systems Inc.
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