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The term stateless can mean more than one thing:

In law, a stateless person is a person without a state, in other words someone who is not a citizen or subject of any state.
In computer science, stateless refers to a system or protocol which does not keep a persistent state between transactions. See stateless server.

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Stateless firewallIn computing, a stateless firewall is a firewall that treats each network frame (or packet) in isolation. Such a firewall has no way of knowing if any given packet is part of an existing connection, is trying to establish a new connection, or is just a ro	Stateless serverA stateless server is one which treats each request as an independent transaction, unrelated to any previous request. This simplifies the server design because it does not need to allocate storage to deal with conversations in progress or worry about free	StatelessThe term stateless can mean more than one thing: In law, a stateless person is a person without a state, in other words someone who is not a citizen or subject of any state. In computer science, stateless refers to a system or protocol which does not keep
Stateless personA stateless person is someone with no state or nationality, usually because the state that gave their previous nationality has ceased to exist and there is no successor state. Whilst more common before the 20th century, when states were somewhat more frag

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