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I have a better solution to the IPv4 problem. It will just take Google to put "Websites that provide IPv6 traffic routing will be prioritized on search results"

I have a better solution to the IPv4 problem. It will just take Google to put "Websites that provide IPv6 traffic routing will be prioritized on search results" in their search ranking rules – Bam! Problem solved. It seems to have worked with SSL.

y04nn 9y ago
The web is not Internet, also all website servers would be IPv4/6 compatible but most clients would still use IPv4 to access the website and they largely outnumber servers.
snuxoll 9y ago
Wake me when AWS, Azure or GCP have proper IPv6 support.
- mindcrime 9y ago
  How do you define "proper IPv6 support"? AWS certainly has considerable support for IPv6 today: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/aws-ipv6-update-global-support-spanning-15-regions-multiple-aws-services/ https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/aws-ipv6-update-global-supp...
  - snuxoll 9y ago
    Wow, I never heard about this until now - it's about damned time! Now if Google and MS could step up to the plate we'd have a large chunk of services in a position ready to enable IPv6 support.