They told me everything would be ipv6 by now

>they told me everything would be ipv6 by now
>entire internet is still ipv4
>can't even post on Jow Forums without an ipv4 address
did the jews lie to steal my ipv4 addresses?

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NAT and subnet allocation pretty much obviated the need for more IP addresses at least for now. And all the nifty extras that were going to be introed in IPv6 were backported to v4 so there's even less reason.
Everyone is just hoping that new devices will have both ipv4 and v6 support, and so in a few decades everything will have migrated. v6 is definitely the long term solution that you can migrate to slowly, just don't forget to migrate. Not looking forward to it to be honest, half my job is typing is in IPv4

Half the world's integrated computers (idk, what is the term for all the boxes that run ATMs and traffic lights) are running XP or earlier, it'll be a while

>idk, what is the term for all the boxes that run ATMs and traffic lights
embedded computers

embedded systems, also i thought most of them ran linux or windows 7

>imagine using ipv6 for your local network
wew lad

Also, ISPs are the ones who refuse to use ipv6

thanks, I should know that, my bf maintains the things for local telecoms
All I hear from him about his job is bitching about windows XP and how it's still on everything. Maybe we're just too backwater around here

gaaaaay

...no?

>I'm a girl teehee
>I'm gay teehee
pick one