Possibly the author (who I haven't researched and didn't recognize) failed to realize the connotations of the "A modest proposal" meme.
The easiest way to implement this "vision" would be to host your session on a cloud-based server, and then use VNC from whatever machine you're at to connect to it.
It would require some tweaking of typical accessing machine's operating systems and so on, to drop you straight into a login dialog for a VNC client, and would of course assume that bandwidth isn't expensive, but it would be very simple.
Since your (default, at least) VNC server address would be constant for you, it could of course be trivially remembered by the various client machines, so all you do is log in and there you are.
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Given the title, I expected satire. I can't see it. Am I missing something?
Possibly the author (who I haven't researched and didn't recognize) failed to realize the connotations of the "A modest proposal" meme.
The easiest way to implement this "vision" would be to host your session on a cloud-based server, and then use VNC from whatever machine you're at to connect to it.
It would require some tweaking of typical accessing machine's operating systems and so on, to drop you straight into a login dialog for a VNC client, and would of course assume that bandwidth isn't expensive, but it would be very simple.
Since your (default, at least) VNC server address would be constant for you, it could of course be trivially remembered by the various client machines, so all you do is log in and there you are.