Engineering, 06.05.2020 02:11 rainbowdashgirl68
Section 6.1 states that message passing is both time- and space-coupled – that is, messages are both directed towards a particular entity and require the receiver to be present at the time of the message send. Consider the case, though, where messages are directed towards a name rather than an address and this name is resolved using DNS. Does such a system exhibit the same level of indirection?
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