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Enter domain name system, or DNS. Paul Mockapetris, an American computer scientist, invented this solution to the network naming conundrum in 1983. Under the hood, DNS was complex, but the main idea was simple: mapping human-friendly names to physical-computer IP addresses. The system was hierarchical but also distributed.

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