Not really.

Source: https://rivals.space/@deuxnise/115032302416832519
Originally posted here
don't look at the dates on the email too hard.
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Not really.

Source: https://rivals.space/@deuxnise/115032302416832519
Originally posted here
don't look at the dates on the email too hard.
Epic trolling 🤓
That's it, I'm deleting the internet
I always knew Linus loves colons.
Good, we should be by IPv9 already, but I can wait.
I'm so confused. It's april 1st ok but we're discussing an email from last august?
Kinda like ipv6 adoption, huh?
Still confused. IPV6 when communicating externally, IPv4 on the local network because at least we can understand these addresses.
I was making a joke about how the email was dated back in August 2025, and how it’s being posted now (for April Fool’s Day). The comparison being that the email talked about waiting on IPv6 adoption since 1998.
But you’re right that using IPv4 locally makes sense. Ain’t no way I’m trying to remember a 128-bit address.
IPv6 can be "understood", but there's only a limited number of dead:beef:cafe:... addresses you can make.
Hostnames?
Quick someone share the dns haiku.
The email was faked a while ago. I'm posting it again for april fools.
Imagine my confusion given it's April 2nd where I am.
This is all just a distraction for the real best option, IPv5
cool, fuck half of the world
PROTOCAL 7 LIVES
ipv6 still sucks.
Real solution to ipv4 problem- ipv4 but we add another triplet.
loved being behind a triple nat and sharing the public IP with every customer in the county