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You can add bits to your own systems fine. When you want your packets to work on other people's routers, it stops being fine.
by Dylan16807 6mo ago
You can add bits to your own systems fine.
When you want your packets to work on other people's routers, it stops being fine.
- amelius 6mo agoIf that means those other people cannot reach the internet, then I'm sure those people will fix that faster than anything ever fixed before.
- Dylan16807 6mo agoNo, it means you can't reach the Internet. Or it means a ton of people can't connect to you because of your netcode preferences, and that makes your boss very upset. It'll get fixed extremely fast, and fixed means turning IPv4 back on.
- tardedmeme 6mo agothat's literally the exact situation with ipv6
- amelius 6mo agoExcept those people just use ipv4 instead.
- tardedmeme 6mo agoso your solution is "let's do exactly the same as ipv6 but change the number and also force people to use it"?