2014-07-06 19:42 GMT+02:00 grarpamp <[1]grarpamp@gmail.com>:

     IPv6

   To be honest, too centralized and too arbitrary.
   It's odd to declare IP(v6) addresses bullocks that simply. It's in our
   systems and in our thinking.
   But really, universally unique addresses are just a dream. The only
   address I think makes sense is derived off a public key. Any other
   address should be network-topology-semantic, not assigned by committee.
   That way there's real identity (private-publickey) and real
   address/location (place dependent or similar address)
   One of these months I will continue work on a paper reg. semantic
   addressing and a true IP layer replacement. I feel bad having talked
   about it for years now, but life and inexperience haven't really
   allowed me to make a great paper out of it. One of these months.

References

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