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Because nobody has fixed the bad UX yet, I'm still on IPv4, and like 5 million other people, have no incentive to move to IPv6 until the consortium of PMs of IP
by dheera 3y ago
Because nobody has fixed the bad UX yet, I'm still on IPv4, and like 5 million other people, have no incentive to move to IPv6 until the consortium of PMs of IPv6 do some user research (e.g. read HN) and work together to make the UX better or invent a better successor that people actually want to use.
They're all wondering why IPv6 adoption is so slow, I'm telling them right here plain and simple.
- p1mrx 3y agoYou're trying to close the door after the horse has left the barn and started a worldwide colony of horsepeople. IPv6 isn't perfect, but it's not really practical to change the fundamentals of a 25 year old protocol.