Re: What DEC domain?

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From: David Roode
Date: Fri, 13 Apr 1984 04:02

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OK, OK, the ".DEC" is "legit."  The address is nevertheless
complicated. There are 5 parseable tokens separated by 3 different
delimiters.  I just hope this is the darkness before
the dawn, and we don't soon see 8 tokens and 6 different delimiters
in the address.
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Subject: Re: What DEC domain?
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