The Internet is on pause in a sense

[Daedric]

Hilarious.
But as said, IPv4 and 6 are not interchangeable. That is the entire problem.

Not interchangeable but you can use tunneling to resolve many issues.

You're all making a big deal out of something that isn't a big deal.

The industry has known about this for years, it has been preparing and getting ready for this event. It would have happened sooner had the industry not been preparing for it and creating ways to stall it.

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[FGDireito]

so... you are all saying that the world will end in 2012 because of some router thingy? O_o

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[Error]

No, we're all saying that basically nothing will happen, that this is old
news, and nothing to worry about (yet). That's all there is to it, really.

Thats's the TL;DR version for all of you that can't be bothered to read the
thread before you post.

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[Hastings]

Not interchangeable but you can use tunneling to resolve many issues.

You're all making a big deal out of something that isn't a big deal.

The industry has known about this for years, it has been preparing and getting ready for this event. It would have happened sooner had the industry not been preparing for it and creating ways to stall it.

Who said I was worried about it? It's as ridiculous a notion as Y2K was.

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[mwerte]

Errr, yes, but not for why you think.

IPv4->IPv6 is a known problem, that will take a lot of work and money to fix, but should be all but invisible to the end user.

Y2K was a known significant problem, that took a lot of time and money to fix, but the end result was almost invisible to the end user, except for the media hype.

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[Hastings]

Errr, yes, but not for why you think.

IPv4->IPv6 is a known problem, that will take a lot of work and money to fix, but should be all but invisible to the end user.

Y2K was a known significant problem, that took a lot of time and money to fix, but the end result was almost invisible to the end user, except for the media hype.

*grins* I know, my dad's been working for Microsoft since '94. I get regailed with stories about Y2K.

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