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Aunts and uncles and grandparents rarely have to deal with MACs. Back in the day it was still quite common to have to manually enter some IP-addresses, although
by jampekka 2y ago
Aunts and uncles and grandparents rarely have to deal with MACs. Back in the day it was still quite common to have to manually enter some IP-addresses, although it was probably not common for "non-technical" people understand anything about IPv4 adresses either.
I for one to still to this day and age don't really understand IPv6 addresses, and admittedly haven't tried much. I typically disable IPv6 at the kernel because it's been nothing but trouble.