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Re: Citizen identification Your idea is interesting, but why would we use IP addresses to identify individual RPC objects? I think there's some utility in giving each process its own IP address, and 64 bits per subnet is more than enough to permit that.
But, once you've reached a process, you can multiplex at the application layer to call a specific function. Using IP addresses for that sort of high-level thing is just silly. | |
patcat88
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Jamaica, NY
kudos:1 | said by paul248:But, once you've reached a process, you can multiplex at the application layer to call a specific function. Using IP addresses for that sort of high-level thing is just silly. But using IP addresses for delivering objects creates a premier paradigm shift of empowering a harmonization of open global unity and synergy solutions.</sarcasm>
I was half joking about allocating IPv6 adressing bits, its supposed to make sense and be reasonable, but I hope my joking proposal never happens, but some people on IETF are high horsed enough to be dead serious about giving every electrical and non electrical item and virtual item an ip address/GUID/tracking number for a Revelations barcode on your forehead future. | | |
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