Why is IPv6 so complicated?
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politics man (read economics). they make everything anew so that common people won't know how things work anymore. it is not allowed for people to know all, how the car, the computer, the internet, the washing machine... works. you have time to learn only one thing in life and for the rest of things you can only be a consumer. that thing moves the business, by making new things that brake how old things work. and those new things are going to be explained by a mass of new technical abbreviations and acronyms that have almost exactly the same meaning as the old ones, but these are brand new. and the hipsters are going to love this and show off. at the same time science is moving in the opposite direction. scientists are trying to discover the unified natural law that explains everything.
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Mark_Wallace wrote:
What annoys me most is that when I ping a domain name to find out its IP address, it sometimes comes up with an IPv6 address -- and there's no way in the fruggin' world I'm going to remember that!
All you need to remember is a single number: 4 ping -4 localhost Best Wishes, -David Delaune
Is that right? Cheers! I'll give it a try, next time a ping returns an ipv6 address.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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Hey, get a real man's job, and you'll find out.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!