Greetings, /g/entoomen. How does it feel desperately struggling over the last remaining scraps of IPv4 addresses while I, sitting here at MIT like a king, get as many public addresses as I please? What is it like making do with a single address for your entire network, while each one of my devices, from the lowliest of Raspberry Pis, gets its own? Tell me about "port forwarding"; I love hearing about the struggles of peasants such as yourselves.
my school doesnt nat their network either, so anything on it gets a public ip.
its not like this is anything to brag about, since you do not control the firewall
>>51707453
I can change my IP any time I want with my isp, how tech illiterate are you
>>51707485
>thinking this is equivalent to the glory of a full /8 block
>>51707453
Are you Stallman?
>>51707577
whats the difference? a public ip is a public ip, and since you do not control the firewall there is literally nothing to brag about
>>51707784
Atleast you give a negative fuck instead of no fucks.
Why was IPv6 such a flop?
>>51708800
setting it up was/is more of a pain than dealing with NAT
>>51707453
So, what is the purpose of having 16 different IPs for devices on a LAN?
I'm currently working with a research group here in harvard creating the true successor to IPv4 while you idiot MIT monkeys are throwing shit on the walls.
feelsgoodmang.
>>51708800
Long as fuck, a total pain.
>>51709075
>harvard
>>51709094
the butthurt MIT monkey tries to cope with the fact that harvard is superior to that shit school.
>>51708800
ISPs have dragged their feet for a decade. We need to force them to implement it somehow.
>>51708800
Jews who don't want to buy new hardware meet old admins with >muh 20 year old scripts
Technically v6 has some very nice features like SLAAC and PD
>>51709075
>>51709094
>>51709121
>>51709146
>not Stanford
MIT is falling behind and Harvard survives only on its name nowadays.
