it's probably been mentioned before, but there are customers that require IPv6 (like some US gov agencies and others), so for a lot of B2B/enterprise software c

it's probably been mentioned before, but there are customers that require IPv6 (like some US gov agencies and others), so for a lot of B2B/enterprise software companies it actually makes sense to support ipv6. And it's technically interesting, so why not! (I've been there, and it was fun)