Yeah I have zero motivation to deal with IPv6.
I also have all my IPv4 addresses memorized, and IPv6 addresses are too long to remember with all the hex-double-colon nonsense.
If they could have turned
1.2.3.4
into
1.2.3.4.5.6
I'd probably use it, but instead they opted for some scary stuff that looks like
d0ff::eefa::0010::faff:::://::92::0
which I'd rather not look at. Product management fail.
Anyhow, IPv4 still works for me, so I have no pressing need to even try to understand these hex-colon monstrosities.
My DNS server is 8.8.8.8.
Why the hell isn't the IPv6 DNS server
8888:8888:::8888:8888?
Instead it's 2001:4680::... wtf?
I also have all my IPv4 addresses memorized, and IPv6 addresses are too long to remember with all the hex-double-colon nonsense.
If they could have turned
1.2.3.4
into
1.2.3.4.5.6
I'd probably use it, but instead they opted for some scary stuff that looks like
d0ff::eefa::0010::faff:::://::92::0
which I'd rather not look at. Product management fail.
Anyhow, IPv4 still works for me, so I have no pressing need to even try to understand these hex-colon monstrosities.
My DNS server is 8.8.8.8.
Why the hell isn't the IPv6 DNS server
8888:8888:::8888:8888?
Instead it's 2001:4680::... wtf?