If IPv6 is 128 bit, there would be 340282366920938463463374607431768211456 possible IP addresses, way more IPs than all the traffic lights:) try an IP for every molecule of H2O in the ocean:)
But the question I have is since the distribution centers will be local, will they have to charge tax? and if so this may offset the "free shipping" deal! Maybe they will have to offer "free shipping" to be competitive.
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I just want the win32 API to be 100% open as in GNU, allowing WINE to seemlessly run any application:) Then you would have the stable base OS of linux with the enormous amounts of software for windows all in one... Although for me personally I tend not to use commercial software products.
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If IPv6 is 128 bit, there would be 340282366920938463463374607431768211456 possible IP addresses, way more IPs than all the traffic lights :) try an IP for every molecule of H2O in the ocean :)
But the question I have is since the distribution centers will be local, will they have to charge tax? and if so this may offset the "free shipping" deal! Maybe they will have to offer "free shipping" to be competitive.
I just want the win32 API to be 100% open as in GNU, allowing WINE to seemlessly run any application :) Then you would have the stable base OS of linux with the enormous amounts of software for windows all in one... Although for me personally I tend not to use commercial software products.