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IPv6 was designed so that it's possible for every device (not just network, individual device) to have its own unique IP, and they made real sure that we would not run out of address space for a long time, if ever. The entire argument for conserving IPv6 is moot.
Same, One or two but not more
many... http://bgp.he.net/search?search[search]=Weber&commit=Search
Comcast gives out a /60 per modem, I only use like 10 of them on any given day on my home nertwork.
If Google do a IPv6 blacklist, it will blacklist the /64 subnet not a unique IPv6
Actually, it was designed to give each device a unique address per /64, so when you switch between networks, the last part would still be the same regardless as it's usually based on the MAC address of the device.
No one I used before.
ipv4 is still being supported on every decent site/service - theres absolutely no reason for me to make the switch to this ridiclous looking ipv6 system.
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Hexspeak
When I read that I reach for my
revolvertext editor to change some config files and make one more website/service of mine IPv6-only.I only use about 30 on my VPS for most of my domain.
I might use 1 for irc vhost someday
I'm making everything IPv6-friendly, even though it's not supported by many ISPs here. I use OpenVPN as a 6to4 proxy on one of my machines.
One thing preventing me using IPv6 more is a lack of DDoS protection available.
I don't like ipv6, it's new and strange to me
You look like an old person that doesn't want new stuff, because the old is the best. Try new things, learn them, work with them, than you can say "I don't like it", don't say that just because "it's new".
World keeps changing, and much more the Internet, c'mon 5 years ago I had a nokia with a VGA camera, and now I have a 5'' smartphone that has more power than my computer.
I simply forgot to add /sarcasm