I'm not in the demographic who gives a shit about IPv6 for any of the reasons you mention and neither is anyone else I know.
Things are working fine right now.
When things don't work fine, just fix that shit and move on.
I was a pilot and I cared not one whit about the mechanics or avionics people's personal problems. I just told them "When the bird is 'go,' let me know."
Not true. I'm not arguing for or against. I'm saying we will fully embrace IPv6 when it's necessary. When the world can't watch YouTube or play Candy Crush Saga, then change will happen.
I remember walking uphill where ever we went until I was about 9 years old when that guy... what's his name?... I'll have to Google it, discovered downhill.
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... is to download the software template for a power station right off the Internet.
Oh, wait ...
By the power invested in me by me, I mod this +1 Informative.
We need to get together and donate 3d printers to the Red Cross.
Red Cross Spent Half a Billion Dollars to Build Six Homes in Haiti
... fly the drone within 5 miles of the airport.
So, your sails have no wind.
Your use of the word "sheep" is the problem.
You missed the point.
Consumers don't want to fuck with your suggestions. They just want to do their particular thing and be safe.
That's how "hard" it is to transition.
So, you are concerned about a "non-problem."
That's where I've been this whole time.
So do the "corps."
... a free one yesterday.
I didn't care if the bird flew or not. My job was to fly. No airplane, no fly.
That's they way consumers will be. If the shit don't work, then they will buy stuff from someone who has stuff that works.
Until then, we're 'go.'
And I don't get to have any toys. I'm not defeatist. I'm a realist. The "corps" will shoot themselves in the foot and I don't have to do a damn thing.
... is irrelevant.
"We" are not the CEO and shareholder of Apple.
I'm not in the demographic who gives a shit about IPv6 for any of the reasons you mention and neither is anyone else I know.
Things are working fine right now.
When things don't work fine, just fix that shit and move on.
I was a pilot and I cared not one whit about the mechanics or avionics people's personal problems. I just told them "When the bird is 'go,' let me know."
... Michelle Obama will be supportive of this idea.
... doesn't mean we should give up.
The awkwardness of the state of physics simply informs that we have no brilliant physicists at this time.
We just have to wait and keep at it.
Not true. I'm not arguing for or against. I'm saying we will fully embrace IPv6 when it's necessary. When the world can't watch YouTube or play Candy Crush Saga, then change will happen.
Cry me a river.
I remember walking uphill where ever we went until I was about 9 years old when that guy ... what's his name? ... I'll have to Google it, discovered downhill.
So your position is that IPv6 is not needed to address a shortage of addresses. It's needed because ...
IPv6 will pave the way for new applications in a way just as significant...
What new applications?
OK, let's have a contest.
How many people view kitty cats on YouTube vs how many people use the Internet the way you do?
Those two numbers will accurately quantify the magnitude of the problem.
... when people have no choice.
Most people don't know what the fuck you are saying. So the are doing it wrong.
What, precisely, are they doing wrong and what steps do they all take to do it right?
If you throw geek-speak, then you lose.
In other words, 99% of the population of any country.
And yet I can watch kitty cats on YouTube®.
I read his "IP6" and had NO problem understanding what he was saying.
It's kind of like me telling you to fck off and stuff.