One address, many doors
One 32-bit number, cut in two. Where you cut decides how many machines fit. One public address has to carry every conversation they start.
One building, one street address, and sixteen devices arriving one at a time. The slider moves the cut between the part of the number that names the street and the part that names a door, and the panels redraw around it. Watch how many machines fit, then watch them all leave by one public address.
Board: One Address A Thousand Doors →Sixteen devices enter the building, one per step. Step through them by hand. Nothing plays on its own.
try this Drag How many doors this street has one notch, watch What fits, then press Next device to admit each one.
Included with a plan
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see also End-to-End Arguments in System Design in Papers.