Before you start, at least try to figure out how successful you might be: If you can check 1 trillion addresses per second (10¹²), then it will take you only 10¹⁵ seconds (32 million years) to go through the entire space.

You are thinking counting in terms of now, you don't know the technology we'd have in 100-200 years let alone 100 billion.

how do you locate Rendezvous addresses?

Let me give you a hint how to avoid being laughed to in public: Think for a few seconds before you post. If you tried that before you posted this above you would notice there's 121 byte of data in every line on that page that looks like this:
Also you would notice that there are 128 lines per page. The site claims there are 904625697166532776746648320380374280100293470930272690489102837043110636675 such pages in their database. If you multiplied these three numbers you would get:
https://www.google.rs/search?q=121+*+128+*+904625697166532776746648320380374280100293470930272690489102837043110636675
That's the number starting with 1 and having 79 trailing digits after that. You would immediately realize that mankind would never have database that big and that something must be wrong with your thinking, and you would not post!

Alas, that would have the consequence we would not laugh, which is bad for us, but good for you.

Of course, serves the next 128 keys no matter what page number you type in URL, you can check. A joke.

Yep it proving the that the laws of the universe are in line with bitcoin!

agreee anything will bee possible for hacker .
but nor for address wallet .

I was messing with the program where you put in a passphrase and it will make a bitcoin address. I actually found two that were used. one passphrase was satasi nakamoto and I cant remember the other one but it was an easy on too. Found that kind of interesting..

Right, the public key is never supposed to be private. The person you quoted is referring to private keys.