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because some customers of "internet" like me in northern america have an IPv4 only access to the internet. Thanks to teksavvy that blames videotron. Customer s
by SFjulie1 11y ago
because some customers of "internet" like me in northern america have an IPv4 only access to the internet.
Thanks to teksavvy that blames videotron. Customer services says: not a problem.
There is a growing balkanisation between highly dense zone with the critical mass for getting a ROI in IPv6 transition and less dense zone that where equiped with a correct IPv4 backbone.
Non mobile land connection is getting less and less connected to the internet, because "mobile" is the future. But mobile data plan and hardware are freakingly expensive as if there was a money divide on the internet between riches and poors. I don't want no smartphone, no mobile connection, no netflix: I just want a 1Megabyte/s clean internet with 100% internet connection.
It is really the IPv6pocalypse here. Half baked technologies put on the front, while the basics (100% access, UDP not dropping too much, not too much lags) are decaying (as if equipments where not upgraded).
I used to be a QIII player. Nowadays it is excessive lags, spikes everywhere on every continent. My internet sux balls big, QIII was a good reason to have internet. Now, everyone is happy with buggy crashy games that are sloooooowwww in gameplay but with a 4KHD 120fps.
Why must I have internet? Because administrative tasks requires me to have it to gather and send forms. Else, I would drop it.
2.8% of mondial energy burnt...for this