Process management

Unnamed Administration sources reported that Michael Dillon said:

> Let's see, we can put in 3 big stations: one in an old mill in
> the Boston area, another in Arlington VA, and a third at ihnp4..

Explain, please. The first sounds like where DEC started out. Is the
second MAE-East? And while I recognize ihnp4 as one of the central UUCP
nodes I never knew what or where it was.

Sigh....
{To stop the flood of "huh?" email}

Several googlebytes ago, there was no "Net" but rather a loose
confederation of UUCP-linked sites. They called each other up
with dial-up phone lines and {gasp} modems every night and swapped
mail and netnews.

But to reach someone, you had to go though someone else. The big
three Someone's were:
    
  decvax, at the Old Mill [DEC Hq] in Medford

  seismo; the Center for Seismic Studies [whose interest
  was not earthquakes, but nuclear explosions..] run by a
  guy named Rick Adams.

  ihnp4; Indian Point, a Bell System [remember THAT?] plant
  in Illinois, or was it Indiana...

Thus my comment was a backhand way of saying "The more things
change..."

ihnp4; Indian Point, a Bell System [remember THAT?] plant
  in Illinois, or was it Indiana...

Indian Hill Network Processor #4. At the Bell Labs (now Lucent)
facility outside Chicago. Run by Gary Murakami then by Doug Price.

  decvax, at the Old Mill [DEC Hq] in Medford

Run by Armando Stettner.

Jonathan