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Seems like the graphics guy has confused LAN and external IPs

• papabearshoe 13y ago
  Interesting point...maybe he or she was thinking of it from Dyn's perspective of remote access. Each of those devices probably connect to a hostname with their own IP (using port forwarding) or something. Good point though..the second half of the graphic is what I thought was interesting. The breakdown per region is pretty interesting. It's hard to imagine that years ago people they didn't expect this to happen.
  • AndrewDucker 13y ago
    They realised this was an issue in the 1980s, back when it wasn't even clear that the internet would spread into a general usage network (rather than military/academic). It took until 1995 to get agreement on what IPv6 would look like - but that's still 18 years ago. Plenty of time for a phased changeover :->