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@host_c @dustinc @DartNode @PulsedMedia @SilverCreek @onidel @fiberstate @HostSlick @labze @layer7

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What you commented does not come from PulsedMedia but from APNIC Cheif Scientist, so here's another quote from him on the matter: "It's a 1980's concept whose time has come and gone. ... We'l

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Anyway, I have found the PulsedMedia post with some figures and from the numbers there it seems the AI estimate is quite good.

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What about if you're starting not so small and need hardware routers? From what I remember from PulsedMedia those can be very expensive and are bought to last for decade or two at least or even more.

I'm not pro or against AI but I find it often useful for initial research knowing it might be wrong, but still. In this case I remembered the discussion PulsedMedia had so I knew there's costs involve

I mentioned @PulsedMedia because I remember he talked about it and if I remember it correctly they didn't implement IPv6 because not many of their users require it, so it would increase the prices for

I noticed that free IPv6 is often requested. Made me think about how much does it actually cost for the poeple who do not need IPv6. I asked AI to get a rough estimate and this is what I got: &quo

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So I decided to be less of a cheapo and spend a bit more for backups. I went with @PulsedMedia and BorgBase ( @m4nu ).

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