h a l f b a k e r yIt might be better to just get another gerbil.
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For every type of wire, we will find a way to send a simple bitstream. This is baked on most wires, but i want it standardized on ALL wires. That includes a unified powerline networking protocol, and even monitor wires.
Then, we could obviously use converters between all kinds of wire.
USB X.10
http://smarthome.com/1132U.html Yes, you can network with it. [Shz, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]
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TCP/IP/PPP. Now just convince everyone to adopt it. |
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X 10.....and what egnor said. |
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you are all being stupid. you dont understand my idea and therefor decide it must be stupid. dimwits. |
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Please let that anno of yours be a joke, [ironfroggy]. |
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im just tired of all the different incompatible wire types. this is more of a set of universal adapters to-from every kind of wire made. for transfering data. but, some wires arent made for general data transfer and thus new techniques need to be defined for the converters for those. |
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i tihnk my idea is just badly named.... this isnt really a creation of new protocols or anything. its just a better use of existing technologies. I'm talking abuot being able to plug my USB device into the AC power network in one room so it can communicate with the hub on the other side of the house. |
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Then rename it and change the description. If you're talking about making a lot of X-to-(universal) and (universal)-to-X converters (where "universal" is hopefully something like "IP over Ethernet") so you can do FireWire over carrier pigeon, then that's a reasonable idea (though Baked for many values of X), but you should say so. |
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Pardon my why cant you network geek approach to this... <link> Anything can communicate with anything else over any physical medium. Cross-medium standards? Thats why ISO layers 3 and 4 are there. I love the idea, but it's not new. |
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so what should i renamed this idea to? and how could i best describe this? |
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