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> When the other computer in some other building is connected to a
> worldwide network of switching fabric, what do you think happens?
You use ISDN to transport some higher-level protocol that knows how to
do routing?
>>> You are mistaken.
>>
>> Oh well. I guess that's the problem with being *alive*. :-(
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> It is, in part, part of the problem of people showing you where to read
> up on the subject and you saying "that would take too long."
Or maybe a result of thinking that just because you've been using
something for 10 years, you actually know something about it...
>> And WTF happened to IPv5 anyway?
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> It was allocated to an experimental realtime protocol that didn't get
> deployed.
Now *that* at least makes sense...
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