The 160-bit IP Header for IPv3 and IPv4 is the same. IPv6 has a 320-bit Header that can be fixed using IPv16. The two headers are combined for 480-bits.

480-bits is a handy size. With the 6-bit DNS Alphabet, one 80-column punched card can encode one 480-bit DHT KEY.

The API for the DHT is simple: Put(KEY,DATA,TIME) and Get(KEY)

You can also make a 480-bit KEY from three 160-bit Keys in your Wallet. The THREE CPE routers each have a Wallet.
http://BitAddress.ORG

IPv3 could be named because of the THREE CPE Routers used.

There are actually 4 .@ gTLDs because of http://COLOR.DNS

6-bit Coding bbbbbbNN
NN = 00-NoColor 01-Red 10-Green 11-Blue

When Color is not available the 4 Bobble.Heads can be used:
2-bits (00 .c © 38) (01 .f ☺ 41) (10 .r ® 53) (11 .x ☼ 59)

.@☼ is the BLUE .@ [same as .ax]

The Official ZOOM://DNS 6-bit Alphabet
“0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz-.”
a@ b♠ c© d♦ e= f☺ g& h# i| j♫ k♣ l/ m₪ n! o∞ p% q♥ r® s$ t™ u_ v^ w? x☼ y¥ z▒

http://PRE.FIX.DNS
….for those migrating to PRE.FIX.DNS for the 12-12-12 Flag.Day

People with a .NET domain will be able to use their .COM domain with the NET. (NETdot) PRE.FIX

The NEW clone of DNSMASQ** will resolve .NET domains by first looking up the PRE.FIX.DNS version…

As an example…
1Ka1kVEnNtPjGZsnz2UAtaUYWGoik8eo1W.NET would be resolved first via NET.1Ka1kVEnNtPjGZsnz2UAtaUYWGoik8eo1W.COM

The DLD is also checked via 1Ka1kVEnNtPjGZsnz2UAtaUYWGoik8eo1W-NET.COM

Top 10 PRE.FIX.DNS extensions from domainer surveys…

THE.
WEB.
FOX.
ACT.
…
NET.
NEW.

**Original DNSMASQ with nearly 100% Market.Share in $50 CPE modems/routers
http://www.thekelleys.org.uk/dnsmasq/doc.html

Check the QR ICON here…
https://www.bitaddress.org
1Ka1kVEnNtPjGZsnz2UAtaUYWGoik8eo1W
5JKfVyjWwPbNLAQYCfVpFCxPWRpmcyvxDp3U36U4oy5HTjdhVwZ

In the Microsoft Peer-Name-Resolution Protocol (PNRP) their patents seem to imply that the Single-Symbol Top Level Domain Name “0″ (dot Zero) is their choice for the Free Global Registry Space. [As an aside, PNRP seems to lack a Bit.Throttle to manage insertion load.]

Looking at “0″ as an ASCII value and 8-bits on the DNS wire protocol, one should see decimal 48 or hex 30 (ox30) for the letter “0″.

0×30 with the 4-bit Alphabet results in an Icon that looks like “OE” or Œ.
ΠLatin capital ligature OE &OElig &#338 &#x152

In a Model-View-Controller world one has to understand the View may not be exactly the Model. The DNS wire protocol only sees the single byte value 0×30 (48) for that gTLD. The person may see “OE” or Œ or some other Icon people use for that gTLD.

OE is not a country but neither are CA or OZ. They are just Icons.

PNRP – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peer_Name_Resolution_Protocol

To be more clear, 0xCA is decimal 202.

[.CA] used in the ZOOM://DNS has a value 0xC2 = 194 decimal
…because A is mapped to 2.

[.CA] as a Top Level Domain with ONE byte and ONE Icon can be used by people who like that domain. In the Peer-2-Peer DNS people start with a Currency (like BitCoin, NameCoin or SolidCoin) and then use that Currency to “buy” domains in the gTLD they like.

“ETAO^NRIS^HDLF^CMUZ”
“0123^4567^89AB^CDEF”
The ordering is based on letter frequency usage in common words.

People often become confused by the ASCII .CA “CA” which for some silly reason people **think** is CAnada and not CAlifornia.

The DNS wire protocol supports 8-bit Clear (pure binary) in the Labels between the dots.

The ASCII “CA” requires TWO 8-bit bytes to ecode.

The 0XCA only requires ONE byte with the decimal value 202.

The ICONIC representation for .CA as ONE Symbol maps to 0XCA.

The ONE Byte Top-Level-Domains, such as .CA (for CAlifornia) may prove to be more popular that 2-byte “CA” ASCII gTLDs run by a private group of Canadians (not the government).

Two Symbols from the 4-b it Alphabet (below) can be welded together into ONE Iconic unit like a branding-iron for cattle. Those can be Single-Symbol Top Level Domains like [.CA].

The Official ZOOM://DNS 4-bit Alphabet
“ETAO^NRIS^HDLF^CMUZ”
“0123^4567^89AB^CDEF”

http://atcoalition.org/article/picture-symbol-systems-aac

for those migrating to PRE.FIX.DNS for the 12-12-12 Flag.Day
the survey shows the following order of priority…

THE.
WEB.
FOX.
ACT.
DOM.
LEE.
AMP.
MON.
NET.
NEW.
AVA.
PRO.
RAM.
GET.
TXT.
USE.
WET.
DIS.
ALL.
SIX.
MAT.
PIC.
OIL.
REP.
SIN.
RAW.
BIG.
HIT.
LOG.
TOP.
SHE.
FAB.
AMI.
SET.
SIP.
DIY.
PIG.
EVE.
ECO.
PAR.
DNS.
ART.
SAP.
ALI.
APT.
ONE.
YOU.
DNA.
WAP.
HOT.
GYM.
BUY.
BEL.
WII.
TAX.
APP.
ZAP.
TAN.
OWN.
BOB.
INK.
ISO.
BRO.
RED.
CMS.
PUB.
ARK.
MOB.
CAN.
WHY.
BAY.
BIO.
HOW.
SIM.
EZY.
GEO.
AAA.
CAR.
VIA.
BUD.
TOY.
VIN.
MAX.
VOX.
EVO.
CAL.
HEY.
SKY.
TRU.
SUN.
BIZ.
VET.
TRY.
WHO.
WWW.
FUN.
JOB.
DOT.
RUS.
AIR.
FAT.
ANI.
LIN.
MIN.
SEO.
SEX.
FED.
FAR.
YOO.
WIN.
GAS.
INN.
HER.
MIX.
ION.
TEX.
MIL.
TAO.
IVY.
SUB.
ACU.
LAB.
OUR.
RAP.
CAD.
ASS.
ARM.
USA.
NEO.
END.
MED.
GUN.
UNO.
MYI.
OLD.
GOT.
RES.
WOO.
MAC.
SPA.
MAR.
ADA.
MBA.
ZEE.
JOE.
TOM.
LUV.
SEN.
MOO.
HIP.
HIS.
MLM.
UNI.
PET.
FLY.
EAT.
GIG.
COR.
POP.
ZEN.
DAN.
PEN.
INS.
SAN.
GOD.
LIT.
NOT.
PAN.
EGG.
DRY.
WAR.
CRM.
COM.
VIP.
TEL.
JAX.
AUS.
DON.
ARC.
KEN.
BOT.
TEA.
GEN.
EDU.
TAB.
BIT.
AMA.
GLO.
OMG.
RIO.
LED.
KEY.
FIT.
API.
ANY.
SEC.
PDF.
ADV.
EYE.
FOR.
OUT.
EKO.
TOO.
LUX.
NEX.
BON.
HAN.
PAD.
BID.
WOW.
MAD.
MMA.
SYN.
SQL.
KIN.
TIP.
AIM.
KID.
VAL.
MRS.
GOV.
PAY.
MEN.
POS.
ITS.
CRE.
GEM.
GAY.
SYS.
NAV.
BAT.
PAC.
ANT.
DOC.
SOS.
JAY.
MAP.
LAW.
SEA.
MMO.
AGE.
HAO.
LAN.
ACE.
SPY.
MAI.
LEO.
CHI.
LOL.
DEL.
RAY.
FLO.
URL.
DOG.
LOW.
TIM.
BAG.
VIS.
ABC.
YES.
SKI.
ZOO.
SCI.
UAE.
FIN.
ODD.
PAL.
SAY.
GSM.
WEE.
REG.
NOR.
REV.
MID.
BUS.
ANA.
NEU.
MAN.
ADS.
REC.
REN.
RAD.
MYE.
SEE.
IMG.
RSS.
DUO.
ERO.
ZIP.
JET.
BOX.
GPS.
ALT.
DVD.
ASK.
NOW.
EXO.
BET.
TEK.
WEI.
TAP.
PHP.
EGO.
OWL.
JAM.
FAX.
NAT.
IMA.
WAY.
LEX.
USB.
SEM.
CEO.
CAM.
IAM.
BLU.
ADD.
TEN.
VID.
SAM.
BEN.
MOD.
GOO.
BED.
IGO.
JOY.
TRI.
MIS.
TWO.
DIG.
REX.
TAG.
AND.
FIX.
BOY.
DAS.
EPI.
CON.
BIN.
WED.
MAY.
RUN.
SIR.
BAR.
MAG.
DFW.
SOL.
FAN.
XXX.
CAB.
PIN.
WIZ.
CAP.
CAT.
NFC.
DIA.
HOP.
FAM.
PAT.
BUG.
STL.
PIX.
SAT.
TEC.
PAK.
NYC.
VAN.
MAS.
CUT.
MOM.
CPA.
SMS.
INT.
IDO.
PER.
SUP.
OFF.
BAD.
KIT.
MVP.
CSS.
EAR.
ICE.
MET.
NFL.
PRE.
SOC.
DAY.
ALA.
POD.
DEV.
MLS.
SAC.
HUB.
POT.
BEE.
TEE.
GUY.

with the 4-bit Alphabet 12-bit Port Numbers can be computed for the above PRE.FIX.DNS

The Official ZOOM://DNS 4-bit Alphabet
“ETAO^NRIS^HDLF^CMUZ”
“0123^4567^89AB^CDEF”

Note: The Letter “Z” is a WildCard (.-X*)

A new Internet (with different name) can be built to route around The.Big.Lie.Society

http://TheBigLieSociety.com

DNSMASQ has been forked… as in FORK://CODE

The AAAA DNS records are synthesized (made up on the fly) so it is sort of hard to see them from central control points.

30-bit routing on the aging legacy dual-core transport (0|1) is ringed by another 30-bit ASN layer. The FREE ASN can be constructed using the 5-bit DNS Alphabet and 6 symbols.

AAAA DNS ~ 60+68 ~ VRHL+000.T1.111+PORT12+FRAG6+ASN30 + LAN4+60+CPE4

V-Version R-Ring(Cloud) HL=01 TTL=0|1 PORT12(P2P .COM 3133)…FRAG6=000000

AAAA DNS ~ 60+68 ~ 30+30+68

AAAA DNS ~ 60+68 ~ VRHL+000.T1.111+PORT12+FRAG6+ASN30 + LAN4+60+CPE4

V-Version R-Ring(Cloud) HL=01 TTL=0|1 PORT12(P2P .COM 3133)…FRAG6=000000

AAAA DNS ~ 60+68 ~ 30+30+68

The Official ZOOM://DNS 5-bit Alphabets
“0ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ123-.”
“0ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ12389″

The Short.List using the 4-bit Alphabet Filter for 12-bit PORTs, etc.

.NET
.INC
.EDU
.RUS
.ERA
.ADD
.CRM
.RUN
.MAN
.USA
.AND
.ART
.OUT
.LTD
.SEE
.CAD
.HUT
.SAT
.ONE
.IST
.COM
.TEL
.LOT
.OFF
.NUT
.URL
.ITS
.DIR
.CAL
.FIN
.IAN
.TEA
.LET
.IZE
.SUN
.ACE
.ACT
.ADS
.TEE
.SMS
.IUM
.EST
.RED
.FUN
.INT
.INN
.CAM
.ANT
.ECO
.CAR
.FOR
.TER
.HOT
.HAT
.NIC
.ICE
.CAN
.TON
.END
.SOS
.CAT
.MOM
.ALL
.ION
.DOM
.DOC
.RAT
.LLC
.TOM
.ETC
.INS
.FIT
.ISH
.DNS
.MAC
.MON
.LIT
.TEC
.CON
.SEO
.MOD
.CMS
.SIT
.ISM
.HIT
.CUT
.MED
.AIR
.FUL
.DEN
.MAD
.MAT
.FAN
.RES
.DOT
.SEA
.LEE
.SEC
.AID
.ARC
.ERS
.SIM
.LER
.SOL
.CEO
.TEN
.DNA
.SIN
.MEN
.SON
.LED
.REC
.ZOO
.ZEN
.DAD
.ENT
.SET
.IES
.OIL
.TOO
.LAN

Linotype: etaoin shrdlu cmfwyp vbgkqj xz
Morse Code: e it san hurdm wgvlfbk opjxcz yq
Frequency: ETAON RISHD LFCMU GYPWB VKXJQ Z

The Official ZOOM://DNS 4-bit Alphabet
“ETAO^NRIS^HDLF^CMUZ”
“0123^4567^89AB^CDEF”

Note: The Letter “Z” is a WildCard (.-X*)