a security risk. risk?

they are writing better stories than those monokel people ... that's a hint! go blame the right side. stories written by blockwart.

... the EU’s multidisciplinary and mission-oriented approach, security research will focus on four major objectives:

Offering protection from terrorism and crime. Securing infrastructures and utilities. Securing borders. Restoring borders in a crisis.

Europeans have a cooperative mindset toward security R&D. Describing Germany’s three-year plan to spend 123 million euros — $177 million — on security research, Wolf-Dieter Lukas, director general of Germany’s Ministry of Education and Research, said at a conference in March that Germany doesn’t want to develop security technologies in isolation ... |fcw

=federal computer week, didn't know they exist. anyhow, interesting points. and the question is: who gets the jackpot? not the peanuts from germany, the 7th framework offers

more than $2 billion in annual security R&D each year under the program

i am wondering how often sample rates of ~30 will be enough to "secure" human (not borders) so that one gets some share of the pot. a popular number when it comes to those kind of studies ...

will there be a standard from geneva. they should consider, after all ...

i had the feeling. siemens eds gave some people a hard time back then. i may understand kirstein's retention somehow better.

The German approach to the new data communication network, based on the Siemens EDS switch and their concept of ‘transparency’ is entirely opposed to the approach taken by the U.K. Post Office. Although we may not expect to change the views of the Germans and those who have adopted their approach, I believe that we should state our views strongly and clearly in the hope of persuading others not to adopt the German approach. World agreement on the German network would put back the realisation of a useful data network by 20 years. | davies, geneva ccitt notes

considering the political role of germany in ecc, osi .. one day i will start to count years caused.

its also said:

Germany does not intend to have pcm links on any significant basis for fifteen years, but clearly wish somehow or other to adapt EDS for carrying customer originated synchronous data. | davies report

pcm: puls code modulation eds: the electronic data switching system