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China Deploys IPv9 Network
jeber writes "At the New Generation Internet Ten-Digit Network Industrialization & Development Seminar held on June 25th at Zhejiang University, it was announced that China's Internet technology, IPv9, had been formally adapted and popularized into the civil and commercial sectors.
Based on a ten-digit computing method, IPv9 has its own address protocol, nameplate protocol, transitional protocol, and digital domain name regulations and standards as stated by Mr. Xie Jianping, founder of the IPv9 protocol and leader of the Ten-Digit Network Technology Standard Team. Along with being compatible with IPv4 and IPv6, IPv9 can also realize logistic separations between them and safely control them. On small-scale trials in Shanghai's Changing and Jinshan Districts, IPv9 technology has proven stable and safe."
Well I'm using IPvInfinityPlusOne, so :-P to you!
Just think of all the additional free-thought-squelching capacity China has now!
Read this: So far, China is the only country in the world that has consolidated domain names, IP addresses and MAC addresses into ten-digit text files. China and the United States are currently the only two countries that possess root domain name analysis servers, IP address servers, independent domain names, IP addresses and MAC address sources.
This is my digital signature. 10011011001
IPV9, for when being able to individually address every single particle in the entire universe just isn't enough.
As everyone knows, a standard IPV4 engine has enough power for a small sedan. IPV6 adds cylinders to add extra power for sportier performance. And now, IPV9 improves incrementally on IPV8 by adding an extra cylinder hanging off the side.
Of course, I'll beat them all when I announce my patented IPV12 (tm).
My computer is setup to use both IPv4 and IPv6, that makes IPv10! One bigger than IPv9! Eat that, China!
1. Examine existing American IPV4 system, create a modified version to facilitate snooping^H^H^H^H^H^H virus protection.
2. ???
3. Profit!
This is a good thing for spam. Just wait until all of China is using IPv9, then figure out a way to drop any packets that have passed thru IPv9 routers; suddenly no more Chinese packets, and no more spam.
I have two Ten Digit computers--the first one I call a "digital" computer, and the second one is currently in my shoes and socks.
Works great unless I want to count higher than 10, in which case I have to "network" the two computers so I can count to 20.
The 9 key is only above the 6 key if you don't know how to type properly. The numeric keypad is for data entry only sir. Thank you.
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It's plain to see that the article submitter, who is undoubtedly an American, didn't take into account that China is on the other side of the planet and that the "9" in the article, when viewed right-side up is actually a "6", and that the correct story is that China has switched over to IPv6.
I chalk this up as a clear and abject failure of our education system.
Why has it taken the world so long to take IPv9 seriously ?
It's the only protocol that has in-built, native support for RFC2549 and, more importantly RFC527.
Linus Torvalds has already announced that 2.7 will have kernel-level support for RFC2549, but maybe now the kernel developers will go the whole hog and adopt IPv9 ?
And that's two better than all you blokes using IPv9!
You can never get enough. I've got a tiny /48 IPv6 prefix, that's 1,208,925,819,614,629,174,706,176 IPs, and I WANT MORE.
9/11: Never forget it was a false-flag operation
My tongue in cheek theory: The Chinese didn't know it was a joke, and rushed to implement it.
I just finished upgrading my network to IPv5.
I, for one, do not welcome our new Chinese
overlords.
It has become apparent, between PRC's
proprietary WiFi security standards, their
adoption of proprietary multimedia formats,
their proprietary Cellphone standards, and
now their proprietary TCP/IP standards, that
they either believe that:
(1) their emerging market share gives them
the power to dictate standards to the
rest of the world, OR
(2) that this is their attempt to circumvent
WTO trade agreements to restrict foreign
products from their markets, OR
(3) have adopted Micro$oft monopolistic
tactics in their quest for world
domination.
As there was a recent report out about the
rate of foreign investment in the PRC
exceeding that of any other country in the
world (including the USA), one might draw
the conclusion that it is actually
(4) ALL OF THE ABOVE.
If the PRC mades goods for al lof the rest
of the world, and forces their products down
our throats (via WTO governance), AND ALSO
prevents foreign goods to enter the PRC
without compliance with their proprietary
standards (under strict licensing), what
do you think will happen with every other
country's balance of trade with PRC? They
would eventually have total control of these
countries economies, through BoT leverage.
I say, "Nuke 'em from orbit. It's the only
way to be sure (they are destroyed)."
Bill Gates 2004
"I remember that the *"People of Han" (as they called themselves) who founded the original Chin Dynasty considered themselves the center of the universe. So naturally, they too considered themselves the center of all culture and refinement. I see modern communism as a more contemporary expression of this belief. It seems almost bred into their cultural psychology. A very deep meme that is very difficult to erase."
So.....nothing like the modern-day USA then ?
Let's all hope this works out better than those unfortunate IPv7 experiments based around the Schumann Resonance. Restoring reality from an offsite backup can be a real bitch.