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• hotpotamus 4y ago
  The first link mentions no more NAT as an advantage, but I think it's actually one of the big issues holding up adoption. Rightly ot wrongly, since the 00's the perception is that sitting directly on the internet with a public address is a big security no-no.
  • rhn_mk1 4y ago
    There's an argument to be made that mixing dynamic addresses with the pool of other users of the same ISP is beneficial for privacy. The fact that peer-to-peer applications can finally start working is an unquestionable advantage.