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by kaliszad
996 days ago
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Have you heard of the Jevons paradox https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox? It is really insightful. If you make something more efficient/ easier to use, people will use more of it. That is exactly what I think about the switch from IPv4 -> IPv6. Networking is really complicated now and if you happen to make it just a bit easier and cheaper, people will use it and the related services more. Stateful NAT is a real burden on bigger networks and is at least a chore on smaller networks. It at least doubles the complexity of managing a network especially when you have a DMZ that should be used from some "private" and some "public" endpoints. |
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