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The issue with IPv6 is that it's just too big; IETF overcompensated. Exponential growth really didn't occur "as planned" and addresses are barely readable to hu
by 1970-01-01 2y ago
The issue with IPv6 is that it's just too big; IETF overcompensated. Exponential growth really didn't occur "as planned" and addresses are barely readable to humans. 2^64 would have been better. That's something you can code using just 0-9 and no human will be forced to recite a never ending hexadecimal string.
- vaylian 2y ago> 2^64 would have been better. That's something you can code using just 0-9 That doesn't make any sense. 0-9 is base ten while 2^64 is base two.