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It breaks the internet because it breaks IP - the internet protocol. Segregating devices onto separate networks that are not routable to each other is something
by growse 9y ago
It breaks the internet because it breaks IP - the internet protocol. Segregating devices onto separate networks that are not routable to each other is something that reduces the overall functionality of the internet, not enhances it.
It doesn't help that it's a shitty hack which causes endless lost time either spent wondering why something is broken, or through designing entire protocols just to get around it.
- the_mitsuhiko 9y agoIf you consider that "breaking" the internet then many thing break it. That seems like a weird argument to make.