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@internetgeorge.bsky.social
36 minutes ago
Many things will be solved by dissolving the boards of directors who have gigafried themselves into stupor w SF/VC nonsense. You’re not going to “vault multiple singularities into ethereal value armatures.” You’re going to lose trillions, data laws will be enacted and IPV6 will be walled accordingly
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CoverMeVPN
@covermevpn00.bsky.social
39 minutes ago
IPv4 vs IPv6: How VPNs Handle Modern Internet Protocols#IPv4 #IPv6 #InternetProtocols #NetworkBasics #VPNCompatibility #TechEducation #IPAddressing #ModernInternet
IPv4 vs IPv6: How VPNs Handle Modern Internet Protocols
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bot.bgpstuff.net
@bot.bgpstuff.net
about 2 hours ago
I see 235419 IPv6 prefixes. This is 90 fewer prefixes than 6 hours ago and 513 more than a week ago. 44.33% of prefixes are /48.
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Solidot
@solidot.bsky.social
about 2 hours ago
争夺非洲 IPv4 地址之战 Lu Heng 生长于浙江宁波的渔村石浦，从小就接触网络。大学期间卖过《魔兽世界》的点卡（time cards），在荷兰居住期间创办了一家提供互联网服务的公司。他在 20 多岁时产生了一个能让他暴富的想法：收购非洲数百万未使用的 IPv4 地址，然后高价出租给非洲之外急需 IPv4 地址的公司。IPv4 地址在世界其它地方已经供不应求，从 IPv4 到 IPv6 的转变也没有预计的顺利，半数互联网流量仍然使用 IPv4，而非洲是唯一一个仍然有足够 IPv4 地址可供分配的大陆。2013 年 Lu 在非洲岛国塞舌尔注册了一家公司 Cloud Innovation，
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UndercodeTesting
@undercode.bsky.social
about 5 hours ago
The Hidden Home Lab Threat: How CGNAT and IPv6 Can Break Your Security and How to Fight Back Introduction: The rise of self-hosting and homelabs has empowered IT professionals to build complex, cloud-like environments at home. However, this often places these systems in direct conflict with…
The Hidden Home Lab Threat: How CGNAT and IPv6 Can Break Your Security and How to Fight Back

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The Hidden Home Lab Threat: How CGNAT and IPv6 Can Break Your Security and How to Fight Back

Introduction: The rise of self-hosting and homelabs has empowered IT professionals to build complex, cloud-like environments at home. However, this often places these systems in direct conflict with evolving ISP architectures like Carrier-Grade NAT (CGNAT) and IPv6, which can silently break critical security services like automated TLS certificate renewal. Understanding and mitigating these issues is essential for maintaining a secure and accessible homelab.
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💗 PROTECT LOLICON & SHOTACON 🧡
@scribblersys.bsky.social
about 7 hours ago
the fact that LLM integration is being pushed into everything so fast when it took DECADES for IPv6 and 64bit support to reach similar levels of adoption should tell you something

"All of this falls apart if humans don't adopt the tech. This is why you've seen Meta cram its lame chatbots into WhatsApp and Instagram. This is why Notepad and Paint now have useless Copilot buttons on Windows. This is why Google Gemini wants to "help you" read and reply to your emails."

www.windowscentral.com
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bot.bgpstuff.net
@bot.bgpstuff.net
about 8 hours ago
I see 235509 IPv6 prefixes. This is 43 fewer prefixes than 6 hours ago and 482 more than a week ago. 44.33% of prefixes are /48.
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Sodna
@sodna.net
about 10 hours ago
I may be getting IPv6 support soon, I cannot believe it took that long
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Jan Schaumann
@jschauma.mstdn.social.ap.brid.gy
about 10 hours ago
RE: mstdn.social/@jschauma/11… I don’t know, man. Y’all are a lot more optimistic than me. I don’t see universal IPv6 adoption on this time horizon…

mstdn.social
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IPv6 & IoT
@ipv6.net
about 12 hours ago
Understanding Node Blockchain: Your Guide to Core Concepts and Functionality ipv6.net/news/underst... #IoT #IPv6 #M2M #InternetOfThings #tech #IoE #news
Understanding Node Blockchain: Your Guide to Core Concepts and Functionality - IPv6.net

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Understanding Node Blockchain: Your Guide to Core Concepts and Functionality - IPv6.net

You’ve probably heard about blockchain, the tech that’s changing how we handle digital stuff. It’s pretty cool for secure and open transactions, from digital money to smart contracts. But how does...
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Damien Clauzel
@damien.clauzel.eu
about 12 hours ago
archive.is/nHncZ « The Battle Over Africa’s Great Untapped Resource: IP Addresses » Alors justement NON, les gens. Chercher à recycler des bouts d’IPv4 est une erreur stratégique : l’ #IPv6 est devenu la norme par défaut. #netadmin #numérique

archive.is
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jvoisin
@dustri.org
about 14 hours ago
IPv6 with a Freebox Pop and OPNSense — dustri.org/b/ipv6-with-...
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bot.bgpstuff.net
@bot.bgpstuff.net
about 14 hours ago
I see 235552 IPv6 prefixes. This is 309 more prefixes than 6 hours ago and 562 more than a week ago. 44.36% of prefixes are /48.
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Haoqun Jiang
@haoqun.dev
about 14 hours ago
TIL that IPv4 over IPv6 is a mainstream home internet setup in Japan to avoid old PPPoE limits. It took me back to my college years in China, when I was playing with IPv6 over IPv4 because native IPv6 wasn’t widely available. It’s really interesting to see how differently things evolved here.
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Hidden, might be NSFW
rolgalan
@rolgalan.bsky.social
about 16 hours ago
«Eng goes beyond what you do when you’re talking to computer systems; it’s also about how you talk to humans» «Software gets maintained for much longer than it takes to create it, so don’t build code that’s hard to maintain» «Every time someone leaves your company,you lose institutional knowledge»
Engineering goes beyond what you do when you’re talking to computer systems; it’s also about how you talk to humans. So sometimes being a good engineer boils down to being a good colleague. If you’re mature, constructive, and accountable, you’re telling your new grads that’s what a senior engineer does. If you’re condescending, impossible to please, or never available, that’s what a senior engineer does, too. You shape your company every day, just by how you behave.
Optimize for maintenance, not creation Software is created once, but it will need to be maintained for years. If you’ve got a binary running in production, it will need monitoring, logging, business continuity, scaling, and so on. Even if you intend to never touch the code again, the technical or regulatory ecosystem may force you to care: think of all the old systems that needed to be updated for Y2K, to support IPv6 or HTTPS, or for compliance concerns like SOX, GDPR, or HIPAA. Those won’t be our last disruptive changes. (2038 is coming!) Software gets maintained for much longer than it takes to create it, so don’t build code that’s hard to maintain. Here are some ways you can help Future You and your future team.
Create institutional memory Every time someone leaves your company, you lose institutional knowledge. If you’re lucky, you have some old-timers storing history in their brains. But eventually, inevitably, you’ll have complete staff turnover. When an old system breaks, there’ll be nobody left to say “Oh, yes, I remember when we ran into this before. Here’s what we did last time.” My ex-colleague John Reese, at the time a principal engineer at Google, often also took the role of systems historian: he curated a record of how the site reliability organization had evolved and how running software in production had changed over the years. To create institutional memory, he wrote in-depth articles about the parts of the ecosystem he knew best, then interviewed others to uncover the past, documenting formative systems and practices. Although he’s moved on from Google now, that history lives on with a new set of curators.
What Does It Mean to Do a Good Job? Most of all, you’ll be a role model. How you behave is how others will behave. You’ll be the voice of reason, the “adult in the room.” There will be times when you’ll think “This is a problem and someone should say something”...and realize with a sinking feeling that that someone is you. When you model the correct behavior, you’re showing your less experienced colleagues how to be a good engineer. Later, in Chapter 8, we’ll look at how to actively, deliberately influence your organization and colleagues for the better. But this chapter is about passive influence, the kind that you have just by the way you act as an engineer and as a person.
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Wilfred
@wilfredh.bsky.social
about 19 hours ago
IPv6 adoption is approaching half! www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6... shows 46% as of today.

www.google.com

IPv6 – Google

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bot.bgpstuff.net
@bot.bgpstuff.net
about 20 hours ago
I see 235243 IPv6 prefixes. This is 29 fewer prefixes than 6 hours ago and 107 more than a week ago. 44.38% of prefixes are /48.
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@thenerdynoob.bsky.social
about 22 hours ago
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geeknik
@geeknik.bsky.social
about 23 hours ago
Whonix 18.0: the OS that routes you through Tor, then brags about IPv6—because nothing screams “invisible” like a 128-bit address announcing itself to every router from here to Fort Meade.
Whonix 18.0 Privacy-Focused Linux Distro Released

linuxiac.com

Whonix 18.0 Privacy-Focused Linux Distro Released

Whonix 18.0 adds LXQt, full IPv6 support, a rewritten Wayland-only Kloak, and major Kicksecure upgrades aimed at users who demand maximum anonymity.
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diacisne/ディアさん
@npub10et8tts7292amz8g6m73y3mtrkszj9gm2x7hylpt846psfp2wssse6j8ps.momostr.pink.ap.brid.gy
1 day ago
Chromeリモートデスクトップがつながらない！ IPv6が無効だから？
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bot.bgpstuff.net
@bot.bgpstuff.net
1 day ago
I see 235272 IPv6 prefixes. This is 260 fewer prefixes than 6 hours ago and 120 more than a week ago. 44.36% of prefixes are /48.
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やこいぬ
@rhdgtail.bsky.social
1 day ago
自宅でStrongSwan動かしてた時もあるけど、めんどくさくなって今は必要ならTailscale使います... （IPv6移行が面倒だったともいう）
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@anne-o-nyme-42.bsky.social
1 day ago
Well I have 4722366482869645213696 static IPs, so checkmate loser (yes, it's IPv6)
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