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Not really no it's not the same. But this whole argument I feel like it's trying to explain flying to a fish. Most developers are so far removed from this world
by djha-skin 3y ago
Not really no it's not the same. But this whole argument I feel like it's trying to explain flying to a fish. Most developers are so far removed from this world they have no practical experience keeping the chaos out of the network, it's very frustrating from my end.
- lxgr 3y agoWell, what's the difference? Also my network (dual stack) is quite orderly as far as I can tell, thank you very much. I promise I won't ask you for help if that ever changes, if it helps :)
- labcomputer 3y ago> Not really no it's not the same. But this whole argument I feel like it's trying to explain flying to a fish. No, it's like you're a fish trying to explain flying to birds. You don't understand the fundamentals of IPv6 (among other things, in other comments you have revealed that you think IPv6 addresses are MAC-based, think Comcast is a wireless ISP, and aren't aware of stateful firewalls). You have so many misconceptions about IPv6 it's no wonder you hate it.