IPv6 is already installed in most devices, and most websites have made themselves accessible through IPv6, the only problem is mass adoption, the same problem bitcoin has.
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We knew that we are reaching Internet's IP capacity for a long time. It is old news really. IPv6 is coming, and the everything on our planet will be able to have it's own IP address.
IPv6 is already installed in most devices, and most websites have made themselves accessible through IPv6, the only problem is mass adoption, the same problem bitcoin has.
IPv6 is already installed in most devices, and most websites have made themselves accessible through IPv6, the only problem is mass adoption, the same problem bitcoin has.
The Internet is officially too big
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The Internet has (sort of) run out of space.
The regional organization tasked with assigning IP addresses in North America, the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN), is now waitlisting all applicants because it has almost exhausted its supply of IP addresses under the current protocol.
The regional organization tasked with assigning IP addresses in North America, the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN), is now waitlisting all applicants because it has almost exhausted its supply of IP addresses under the current protocol.
have you gone full retard,?
never go full retard!
Gleb got a little too much maple syrup in him... Full retard he has gone and I love him or it!
That's mighty sweet of you to say, but to be perfectly "Leroy Fodor" honest with you, I may have been tappin' boxelders.
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The Internet is officially too big
Quote
The Internet has (sort of) run out of space.
The regional organization tasked with assigning IP addresses in North America, the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN), is now waitlisting all applicants because it has almost exhausted its supply of IP addresses under the current protocol.
The regional organization tasked with assigning IP addresses in North America, the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN), is now waitlisting all applicants because it has almost exhausted its supply of IP addresses under the current protocol.
have you gone full retard,?
never go full retard!
Gleb got a little too much maple syrup in him... Full retard he has gone and I love him or it!
That's mighty sweet of you to say, but to be perfectly "Leroy Fodor" honest with you, I may have been tappin' boxelders.
The Internet is officially too big
Quote
The Internet has (sort of) run out of space.
The regional organization tasked with assigning IP addresses in North America, the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN), is now waitlisting all applicants because it has almost exhausted its supply of IP addresses under the current protocol.
The regional organization tasked with assigning IP addresses in North America, the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN), is now waitlisting all applicants because it has almost exhausted its supply of IP addresses under the current protocol.
have you gone full retard,?
never go full retard!
Gleb got a little too much maple syrup in him... Full retard he has gone and I love him or it!
See: IPv6
The Internet is officially too big
Quote
The Internet has (sort of) run out of space.
The regional organization tasked with assigning IP addresses in North America, the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN), is now waitlisting all applicants because it has almost exhausted its supply of IP addresses under the current protocol.
The regional organization tasked with assigning IP addresses in North America, the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN), is now waitlisting all applicants because it has almost exhausted its supply of IP addresses under the current protocol.
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