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You seem to be confusing the difficulty of "learning" something which is trivially easy with the difficulty of using something that is designed in an obfuscated
by Bud 11y ago
You seem to be confusing the difficulty of "learning" something which is trivially easy with the difficulty of using something that is designed in an obfuscated way that makes it hard to use.
This situation is the latter. That's the argument of the article.
- Dylan16807 11y agoThe article is rather against the use of a colon at all, and that is not obfuscation.
- elktea 11y agoHardly. IPv6 is straight forward for any network engineer with experience with existing networks. It's IPv4 but you get to design address space to logically suit your infrastructure and needs.
- bigbugbag 11y agoYou seem to be confusing the difficulty of "learning" something with the difficulty of "unlearning" something to learn something new. I don't see any actual argument in the article, just narrow minded rant failing to see farther than it's own nose.