RE: draft-purser-pppext-pppcn-00.txt
"Kevin Purser (QA/EMC)" <[email protected]>
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> > > > That's a good point. How many extra RTTs and bandwidth were spent > > > on sending that introductory message as both text/plain and as > > > quoted-printable--text/html and then attaching the proposal as > > > quoted-printable? It emphasizes my point about the oddity of > > > worrying about 4 or 6 extra PPP packets at the start. > > > > Ok, ok. I should have known my new company PC's M$ installation > > would send HTML messages by default- my apologies. > > But what about the more interesting point of the problem you > are trying > to solve? If it makes sense to use Micrstupid style bloated > email (next > comes the 200 or 400 extra lines of XML mail cruft from new > installations > of Exchange), why does it make sense to worry about a few PPP bits? > Because I'm not sending you the email to your cellphone, over a cellular link with much higher latency characteristics than the physical wire. Sorry- thought that was obvious. Kev > > Vernon Schryver [email protected] > > P.S. while you're taming your Microstupid infestation, it wouldn't > hurt to try to convince it to use ~70 character lines. >