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Exactly, both won't (fully) happen until it's economically essential to make the transition. The parts of the internet stuck on v4 (hard wired IPSs) won't move
by samwillis 4y ago
Exactly, both won't (fully) happen until it's economically essential to make the transition.
The parts of the internet stuck on v4 (hard wired IPSs) won't move until is economical unviable to not use v6. Hopefully the rapid increase in v4 IPs price will eventually push them to sell off their addresses and move to v6.
In comparison, the parts of the economy dependent on oil/coal won't move until its more expensive to continue.
- CrazyStat 4y agoIf only governments had some way of making it more expensive to continue using fossil fuels.
- chrlac 4y agoThey could use further taxes but that would only negatively affect the poorer strata of population, as we are currently seeing with record high gas prices. I have a hard time believing that big corporations can be pressured with this kind of policies, seeing that they can just pass on the extra costs down the line to the customers.
- coryrc 4y agoWhen do we base policy decisions on what's best for the poor? No, I say it's the middle class: they can only just afford those big social signals they drive every day and don't want to give them up.
- gumby 4y ago> They could use further taxes but that would only negatively affect the poorer strata of population, as we are currently seeing with record high gas prices. Cut subsidies and give more money to the poor.