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From: Mills@UDEL.EDU
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Subject: Re:  World record furthest telnet: Australia -> Sweden
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Date: 28 Jun 89 16:06:24 GMT
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Hans,

As some might say, that's great DX. Might I interest you in coming up
network time (NTP) on those antipodal hosts and claim the DX award
for time synchronization. Next, you get to try the Worked All Clocks
award. The more serious agenda here is to measure the delays and
dispersions on those paths over a significant interval and compare with
similar data I have here on the US - Norway path.

Dave