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How To Communicate Faster-Than-Light

Posted by Unknown on from the tiny-wormholes-of-course dept.

higuita writes "With faster technologies showing up everyday, people need to prepare in advance the problems of faster-than-light communication. The main problem is that packages will arrive to the destination before they are sent, forcing a huge redesign of most protocols. Read here the first draft RFC. Any network expert is free to help fine tune this draft."

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  1. Re:April fools again? by mooingyak · · Score: 5, Insightful

    It's still 1/4 in the states.

    Well, no. In the states it's 4/1.

    All of Europe should be on 2/4 by now though.

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  2. Re:April fools again? by gagol · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Note to the editors. The fun in april fool is to make ONE silly joke and try to pass it as genuine. Becoming the onion all day is not. Also, nice try with the ROT13 stuff, did not work very well.

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  3. Re:April fools again? by thegarbz · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Quite frankly I'm surprised Slashdot is able to get April Fools articles out at all.

    I come here every year expecting to hear about {insert Google joke of the year} on April 3rd after every other news outlet had published it, and then again a dupe on April 5th.