@sten@Error@maris I mean, #CGNAT is trash but for some abdurd reason my ISP gladly provides me a /29 of IPv4's yet won't offer ma a songle /64 of IPv6's
Everyone who defends or apoligizes #KiwiFarms deserves to get blocked on sight.
If you think it's a "hill worth dying on" then get your facts straight:
KiwiFarms is literally the acid-filled openpit mine of hate and solely being used by people who get banned from 4chan, 8kun, MumsNet and other shitsites.
#HurricaneElectric isn'a a Tier-1 and even if they were, there is no legal mandate for them to accept anything or provide services to anyone.
Espechally since there's no legally enforceable #NetNeutrality :loading: nor are they regulated as a "utility service" with "must provide" clauses.
Providers are already very twitchy and they'll block entire ASNs if they get listed by #Spamhaus.
#KiwiFarms is indefensible thus invalid discussion.
With the recent increases in #IPv4 address costs, IPv6 has become even more important. Even a small and affordable VPS is now almost always delivered with at least a /64, providing the opportunity to directly connect various services (or jails, containers, etc.) with their own address. In my opinion, IPv6 is inclusive.
We need more IPv6, and people should finally decide to delve into it. Once the mechanisms are understood, it's no more complex than IPv4, except for memorizing addresses, of course.
@stefano Adoption of #IPv6 isn't a widespread problem any more... (there are some dinosaur #IPv4-only networks, but they're slowly dying...)
But: I'm not fine with what I get from an #ISP as a private consumer. I want the option to have a fixed prefix, I want to be able to get #RDNS delegation for that prefix.
That's why I currently ignore what my ISP gives me and instead use #HurricaneElectric's #Tunnelbroker for my IPv6 connectivity. It's free and offers the features I want 🙄