Message 00358: Re: a couple of questions
- To: "Carl Malamud" <xxxx@media.org>
- Subject: Re: a couple of questions
- From: "Aaron Swartz" <xx@aaronsw.com>
- Date: Sun, 19 Oct 2008 21:21:44 -0400
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> If they are logging you in specifically, how did that interaction go?
I don't know.
> OK ... are you sticking with our .25 of the full thing estimate? I'll try
> to do a more sophisticated look at the percentages. I'd like to be fairly
> precise.
That's a very rough estimate; but it'd be hard to get a better one.
> New question ... do you still have a copy of the data? Does anybody else?
No. No.
> cheese out of soured milk. The important part for me is to see how we can
> turn the quarter pacer into the whole deal. In my letter to Judge
Definitely.
> Did you and Vixie ever close the loop?
No, he never wrote back.
> For MIT, do you know Jeff Schiller
> who runs the campus network?
No, sounds like someone I should meet though.
> For Harvard, do you know Scott Bradner who
> works for the university? I'm thinking one of them might be able to help
> you solve your 3480 problem ...
Yes, definitely -- hadn't thought of asking him. Will do.
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