Re: The Internet and the Law, the Economist, 13-19 January 2001

And then there's the cases where you don't care WHAT your IP address is,
as long as your hostname is stable.


perhaps.  but that assumes a particular set of applications that don't
need connections of long duration.  

Keith

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