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by zaphoyd 13y ago
http://www.worldipv6launch.org/measurements/ has some numbers for % of traffic to major sites (google, facebook, yahoo, akamai, etc) from each ISP that goes over IPv6. Some major US ISPs: Comcast: 20.61% AT&T: 13.5
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
That appears to be where we are headed.
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
Apple simply does not cater to the crowd that does aftermarket upgrades to their computers. The limits they list on the box are usually the top configurations they will sell you. They do not bother testing and certifying every combination o
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
The dell 28 inch 4k monitor is also only 30hz though. The 60Hz ones are still more in the 1200-3000 range
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
Ultrasharp is to Dell monitors what "MacBook Pro" is to Apple laptops. Dell clearly intends, with their 24/32 vs cheaper 28, to have pro quality and mainstream quality displays both at UltraHD/4k resolution the same way
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
A friend of mine had a similar "issue". He had a modem too new to be on Comcast's approved list so they refused to register it. After plugging it in anyways, IPv4 was filtered to a Comcast captive portal with modem registrati
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
As far as I know the privacy extensions only cycle through the host portion of the address (lower 64 bits) so they should work fine with just a /64. Access to a bigger prefix may help you get around systems that do IP banning in /
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
Everyone I know in Chicago with residential Comcast service (including myself) has had native IPv6 deployed since ~June 2012. Based on information from http://www.comcast6.net it looks like Comcast lit up IPv6 for residential cu
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
The ability to silence specific system level notifications that don't show up in the default notification preferences would be fantastic.
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
Does this have the ability to filter by application? In particular, can it turn off the incredibly irritating "please update software now" that is perpetually posted when you have outstanding updates that you don't want to ig
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
killing your customers seems like a poor business plan though
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
My wife is doing this, and while I agree the price is actually sane, the service can be extremely poor and horribly demoralizing, especially if you are bright and used to getting things done. Even at the flagship campuses of a community col
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
www.cppreference.com is a good place to start
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
Move wouldn't actually help in this case. Move works by letting a wrapper object (like a string or vector) that manages a pointer to some dynamically allocated storage take over the pointer of the object being moved rather than allocat
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
wikis yes. forums.. not really unless you abuse the bug tracker. Github+Google Groups seems to be the complete package these days. BitBucket also provides website/wiki/issue tracker/source control features.
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
A standard 2560x1440 27 inch display is 109 though, so all it gives you is a bigger picture. For a TV or digital sign that might be interesting but not for those wanting a workstation desktop with the DPI they've come to enjoy in their
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
Yes, progress is being made. Software, network backbone, and data center support is all pretty good now. Last mile access and content are the main areas now where you can't expect support by default. Many of the largest content provide
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
More measurements, including ISP level traffic levels: http://www.worldipv6launch.org/measurements/
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
I wonder this as well, especially with "top" websites. How much high profile traffic these days is actually served by a single piece of software? All of our high profile sites have layers of caching and load balancing between them
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
Seconding this. I was also allowed to take two classes at the local high school free while being homeschooled. Useful for classes that benefit from in classroom interactions (foreign language) or expensive equipment (science labs).
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
I asked them about IPv6 in January and they said "coming later this year". I'll certainly give them a closer look when that happens.
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
according to its release page clang 3.3 (due for release next wednesday) is also C++11 feature complete and apparently has implementations for several c++1y features already. http://clang.llvm.org/cxx_status.html
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
When I did research on this a year or two ago the GCC folks told me that GCC is highly coupled to libstdc++ and that it is not really interchangeable. I am not sure if this has changed more recently. Clang definitely lets you easily switch
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
#define is a problem in general because the compiler doesn't understand as well what is happening because the substitutions take place outside of the language's type system. Extensive preprocessor use makes writing analysis tools, refactori
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
The parent doesn't seem to be arguing for NAT, just asking what sort of protections are in place. Verizon has done the correct thing here. No NAT, global addresses, firewall in place. That said, their firewall rules are very conservative, t
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
Verizon runs an IPv6 firewall on their LTE network. This means that even with a public IPv6 address you still can't make a connection to your phone from the outside. I understand why they did it, but it is sad to not be able to SSH into my
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
Dreamhost was one of the first major shared hosting providers to make adding IPv6 addresses to your sites dead simple. I wouldn't be surprised if this has attracted a number of early adopting IPv6 customers.
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
"defaulting" to IPv6 is something that is done on the DNS/client end. Verizon is so high because they have a brand new network that was built from the ground up with mandatory IPv6 support for all devices required. See the presentation note
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
From what I can gather the traffic figures reported by the ipv6 launch site (25% for Verizon Wireless) are traffic in/out of the various ASNs listed. So it is in fact 25% of Verizon Wireless's customer traffic is over IPv6 to IPv6 enabled c
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by zaphoyd 13y ago
I use an rMBP full time at work as well with no trouble using an Apple thunderbolt display, a 27 inch dell display (via mini displayport), and a fourth 1200p display via HDMI. I'd definitely suggest going for displayport if possible over th

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