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> The point is not that "it can", the point is that on ipv4 "it doesn't work without". Hmm. I hadn't seen this brought up and I think it's a stronger argument
by eqvinox 2y ago
> The point is not that "it can", the point is that on ipv4 "it doesn't work without".
Hmm. I hadn't seen this brought up and I think it's a stronger argument than most others.
The IPv6 equivalent is services on ULA only, but that's not a default behaviour.