[imap5] For Mark
Eric Burger <eburger-l@standardstrack.com> Thu, 13 December 2012 02:05 UTC
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Mark - Lemonade was a long slog. As always, and as others have mentioned, we had lots of arguments of what the scope of mobile messaging should be. And, as always, and as others have mentioned, in the long run, you were right. We got the important stuff done quickly and the not so important stuff done slow. I will miss our discussions, not only about protocols, but about getting from here to there and the differences of what is important to everyone versus what is important to a few. May you find peace and happiness. - Eric -- Dr. Eric Burger Director, Georgetown Center for Secure Communications, <http://gcsc.georgetown.edu/> Research Professor of Computer Science, <http://www.cs.georgetown.edu/~eburger/>
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