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IPv6 Already Changes the World(ungleich.ch)
1 points by telmich 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What VPS size is the best?
1 points by telmich 7y ago|1 comments
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The Black IPv6 Friday: Possibly the Biggest IPv6 Bargain in History(ungleich.ch)
5 points by telmich 7y ago|0 comments
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by telmich 7y ago
That was a really bad miscommunication - especially as we are running out of IPv4 in Europe this month . - see https://ungleich.ch/u/blog/when-does-ripe-run-out-of-ipv4-ad...
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by telmich 7y ago
With a wireguard based IPv6 VPN for example. It's exactly what you can get on IPv6VPN.ch
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by telmich 7y ago
Got your point - thanks for clarification!
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by telmich 7y ago
Actually yacy goes this direction: https://yacy.net/
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by telmich 7y ago
> Because I'm not always online and you might not be when I'm. That's a good thing, because maybe I don't want to be able to reached all the time. If you want to, you can add your IPv6 address on your phone, which is
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by telmich 7y ago
I would say if you assume that markets don't regulate themselves to the best, the argument that users should not care, is not valid. Or put it the other way: if users don't care, they will be exposed to changes / forces they
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by telmich 7y ago
Love the challenge. Let me start by replying to your DMZ comment: with IPv6, you actually have to rethink and with it you can organise the Internet very different from today. I agree with you that people don't want to maintain complex
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by telmich 7y ago
So, how does a DNS entry to 10.0.2.2 help to be reachable?
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by telmich 7y ago
The difference is, you can take any ISP and continue your business. 1, 2, 3 or even move somewhere else.
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by telmich 7y ago
It doesn't prevent them, but with IPv6 everyone can take back control. With IPv4, you are unable to get a decent amount of public addresses to run your service (if you are not having tons of money already).
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by telmich 7y ago
... and updated.
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by telmich 7y ago
Very nice one - thanks for the pointer, I'll even add it to the blog!
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The importance of decentralisation(ungleich.ch)
300 points by telmich 7y ago|134 comments
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In 2 days the Black IPv6 Friday campaign starts(swiss-crowdfunder.com)
4 points by telmich 7y ago|0 comments
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by telmich 7y ago
Does HE work behind CGNAT?
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Enabling Hackerspaces with IPv6(ungleich.ch)
16 points by telmich 7y ago|6 comments
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Firewall fun with nftables: enabling a service on all ports(ungleich.ch)
1 points by telmich 7y ago|0 comments
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Via-ipv6.com: enabling IPv4 sites for IPv6 only networks(ungleich.ch)
9 points by telmich 7y ago|17 comments
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Isn't it too late to build a data center?(ungleich.ch)
3 points by telmich 7y ago|0 comments
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IPv6 can help protesters in Hong Kong(ungleich.ch)
2 points by telmich 7y ago|0 comments
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by telmich 7y ago
It's not much, but it is pretty well livable. Have done that quite some time in my life
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Hack-a-Job in Switzerland(ungleich.ch)
2 points by telmich 7y ago|3 comments
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How to Enable IPv6 in Applications(ungleich.ch)
2 points by telmich 7y ago|0 comments
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Geeks always win. Today: how to sneak in a static CMS(ungleich.ch)
5 points by telmich 7y ago|1 comments
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by telmich 7y ago
Happy to see someone understands the real problem here!
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by telmich 7y ago
That is not an argument, it is clear that this is supposed to be deployed by default.
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by telmich 7y ago
I think in most countries, government can approach domestic companies to hand over data in case of illegal action. The problem with the US is that data is being used against you, like recent events have shown.

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