[ih] Steve Casner

[Karl Auerbach]

Oh no.

I worked with Steve for several years on video networking.  He had an 
amazing ability to visualize complex interactions, particularly the way 
that networks would pulse and synchronize. (So when we wrote code 
together I did the skeleton into which he could insert the algorithms 
that actually made the system work.)

Steve's perspective on networking was synoptic - he saw how the whole 
thing worked, from the clocking of bits to the resonance of routing 
algorithms.

He and Karen often came to our house to attend plays at Santa Cruz 
Shakespeare.  (His Tesla roadster always got a lot of attention.)

     --karl--

On 7/4/22 5:54 PM, Scott Bradner via Internet-history wrote:
> I just heard that Steve Casner, a member of this list, died this morning
>
> I will deeply miss him - he greatly helped me understand much about IETF transport area protocols in the 1990s and then
> later, about the history of VoIP
>
> Scott