Yeah, Jeff Bezos needs to squeeze few more dollars out for another rocket to space. The question is whether IPv6 is really the way to go. Not speaking technica

Yeah, Jeff Bezos needs to squeeze few more dollars out for another rocket to space. The question is whether IPv6 is really the way to go. Not speaking technically of course. End consumer does not really care about it and if you want to create (and sell) a product, you just cannot say "it will not work, get a better internet". So right now it means I have to work with IPv4 anyway and then it is a question of why even bother with dual-stack at all? That means there is essentially no push from the masses and therefore no real reason for ISPs to even bother with pricing it and including into their processes. IPv6 just failed to crack the chicken-and-egg problem. It did not offer anything substantial (or good enough) to the end user. Most of them will never care about not being able to get SIP calls working peer-to-peer as they will use WhatsApp or something like that (that works right now already).