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In that case sure maybe not. However, most systems aren't run by deep experts but by regular users which expect a device to be plugged into a network and then h
by AllegedAlec 1y ago
In that case sure maybe not. However, most systems aren't run by deep experts but by regular users which expect a device to be plugged into a network and then have the capability to use the internet without user interference. That more or less necessitates DHCP.
- defrost 1y ago> However, most systems aren't run by deep experts ... Luckily static IP addresses can be set up by the majority of teenagers that just want to play Doom, etc. At least that was the case decades ago .. is this now "deep knowledge" that necessitates that OS's have to use DHCP with no other option ? Perhaps we have different understandings of the words "necessary" and "sufficient", etc.