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by orangeboats
880 days ago
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>it will always remain a second class citizen until we no longer need to rely on IPv4 At $DAYJOB we are already running some services on IPv6 only to save costs, and if our IPv6 connectivity drops people notice it immediately. Is IPv6 still considered a second class citizen when this is the case? Here's a reminder that "the Internet" is not just Google, Facebook, and Amazon. |
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