Wow, sounds pretty incredible that they're giving out substandard prefixes, given the whole point of IPv6... So right from the start, consumer/small business I

Wow, sounds pretty incredible that they're giving out substandard prefixes, given the whole point of IPv6... So right from the start, consumer/small business IPv6 gear won't be able to build on having more than a /64 for themselves (to subdelegate for things like home automation networks, virtualization, etc). Oh well, I guess those things will need to support IPv6 NAT!