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> So, why not fix these problems? They're individual preferences not problems. We can't realistically have a bunch of different notation standards to make ever
by jsz0 11y ago
> So, why not fix these problems?
They're individual preferences not problems. We can't realistically have a bunch of different notation standards to make everyone happy.
- prewett 11y agoTrue, so why not make a good notational standard so that everyone is at least not unhappy?
- jsz0 11y agoI'm a network engineer and I work with IPv6 often these days. I think it's a good notational standard. I don't care about the difference between dots and colons. That's much more of a programmers fetish type of thing. As a general rule I think network engineers, who actually have to work with this stuff, just want consistency. If IPv8 wants to replace colons with middle finger emojis sure OK. Whatever I don't care. Just let me know. I'll figure it out.