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Because that would have been just as a breaking change as IPv6, but fixes a lot fewer problems than IPv6 does.
by preisschild 2y ago
Because that would have been just as a breaking change as IPv6, but fixes a lot fewer problems than IPv6 does.
- sherburt3 2y agoI'm not an expert in networking but every time I've had to deal with dual stack it feels like IPv6 introduced a bunch of problems.