<gchristensen>
when I get home I will get an LTE hotspot and hook it up to my router, and give everybody here a shared tmux session
<gchristensen>
and we will play Twitch Fixes IPv6
<andi->
that will be fun
<gchristensen>
I am actually 90% sure this would be fine
<andi->
you know about Twitch install Gentoo?
<andi->
s/Gentoo/linux/
<andi->
and they ended up with gentoo?
<gchristensen>
haha yeah, I was just telling flokli about it
<flokli>
lol
<eyJhb>
Twitch installs Gentoo? Like, mass controlled input?
<gchristensen>
yup
<eyJhb>
Så basically.. Everything works with keyboard smashing at some point
<eyJhb>
When will you be home gchristensen ?
<gchristensen>
I arrive home Friday night
<eyJhb>
:( Forgot about that
<eyJhb>
What are the advantages of using IPv6 at home?
<gchristensen>
it isn't legacy
<eyJhb>
Well... Is IPv4 actually considered legacy?
<eyJhb>
Because it doesn't seem like it
<eyJhb>
How would a normal local IPv6 address look? I have some idea that it is harder to remember than 192.168.1.x prefix
<gchristensen>
we could call it Premium IP, since you can't really get more of them anymore
<qyliss>
lol
<andi->
eyJhb: fd42::f00
<andi->
that could be a local address
<cransom>
if i were a normal home user, there's no advantage having ipv6. but say, if you want to access one or more machines at that are at your house without setting up a vpn or doing port forwarding shenanigans, ipv6 access works
<gchristensen>
cransom, traitor to the ipv6erati
<cransom>
bring on the ipv6 though. clients haven't been using it because services don't provide it, services dont' provide it because clients don't use it.
<cransom>
i'm waiting for all the guest wifi/captive portals to hand out v6, then i'll know there's a tipping point at least. i've never seen one.
<andi->
I have been on a public wifi that BLOCKED edns0 queries... The state of the internet out there is seriously fucked