The Day The Routers Died

Comments to The Day The Routers Died

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  dioscuriII 2007-11-02T05:00:57Z says:

  Rooter?

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    YouGotCoofed 2007-11-02T10:24:22Z says:

    Rooster?
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    fries-please 2007-11-02T10:58:36Z says:

    Roots ?
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    Gottlos 2007-11-02T19:58:58Z says:

    Kunta Kinte!
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    dioscuriII 2007-11-04T05:57:22Z says:

    TOBY!!!
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  JamesTKirk 2007-11-02T05:03:31Z says:

  Cisco Fags.

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    BoB777 2007-11-03T11:36:53Z says:

    Fuck you Kirk!
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    JamesTKirk 2007-11-04T01:37:56Z says:

    Go suck yourself off...
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  kio 2007-11-02T05:46:12Z says:

  stupid
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  Gridd 2007-11-02T06:27:09Z says:

  They couldn't ever get a mic stand?

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    Asphalt 2007-11-02T07:39:05Z says:

    Oddly enough, theres one right next to em
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  smerf 2007-11-02T07:59:23Z says:

  Don McLean is spinning in his grave.
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  El_Wanko 2007-11-02T11:46:17Z says:

  The best part of IPV6 is that they'll find a way to tax everything you do with it.
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  Kartofel 2007-11-02T14:36:03Z says:

  I understood absolutely nothing. I'm so relivied!

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    Kartofel 2007-11-02T16:48:16Z says:

    or *relieved*, maybe
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    El_Wanko 2007-11-02T18:01:22Z says:

    Basically there's a new IP protocol now, IPV6. It has far more ip addresses, some neat features such as multicast, and is designed to patch current holes that allow for anonymity on the internet.
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    yak 2007-11-02T18:33:12Z says:

    much more streamlined, being that its not old old old old old code.
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    Gottlos 2007-11-02T20:00:24Z says:

    No anonymity on the internet? Say goodbye to Muchosucko.
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    El_Wanko 2007-11-02T22:10:12Z says:

    We're all pretty easily trackable, but there remain some ways to be anonymous with a good connection that basically rely on being real rich or in another country or both. They're gonna close up all those loopholes.
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    El_Wanko 2007-11-02T22:11:33Z says:

    Already most internet traffic through the world is routed through servers in the US at some point. Once the new infrastructure is in place, all traffic will be viewable in the US.
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    JamesTKirk 2007-11-02T22:26:46Z says:

    The only way that happens though is if the OS vendors are forced to rewrite their stacks to make IPv6 mandatory.
    
    IPv6 has been around for a while now and I have yet to see one corporate entity, except for the Feds, adopt it. Why? Because it is too "difficult" to implement.
    
    While making the source of traffic more tracable, there are, and will be a ton of loops to make v6 un-detectable.
    
    But I will enjoy having 6 octets in my address....that will throw all the dummies off....
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    BigJohnson110 2007-11-03T01:00:23Z says:

    So your'e saying my teleprinter with a monitor plonked on top connected to a 14k modem is now out of date? please no! not more technology. I have an Audi 2.8 v6, will this suffice and keep up??
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    El_Wanko 2007-11-03T01:24:53Z says:

    It's hard to say how it will work out. I'm sure the assholes will try to mandate it, but, 10 years ago we were also have to have no more analog TV stations using up our airwaves by 2008, and I don't think that deadline is gonna be met.
    
    Your audi sucks but a 14.4 modem is more than sufficient for downloading small text files that describe the internet.