← Back to context Comment by dorfsmay 1 month ago Or we should start a wall of shame of services not available on IPv6. 6 comments dorfsmay Reply apearson 1 month ago https://whynoipv6.com/ johnisgood 1 month ago What holds them back though? Even my shitty self-hosted website on a not-so-known VPS supports IPv6. apearson 1 month ago I'm assuming priorities and convincing the old guard it's something to do zorpner 1 month ago It provides no benefit, so even the smallest amount of added complexity or additional engineering effort required isn't worthwhile. 2 replies →
apearson 1 month ago https://whynoipv6.com/ johnisgood 1 month ago What holds them back though? Even my shitty self-hosted website on a not-so-known VPS supports IPv6. apearson 1 month ago I'm assuming priorities and convincing the old guard it's something to do zorpner 1 month ago It provides no benefit, so even the smallest amount of added complexity or additional engineering effort required isn't worthwhile. 2 replies →
johnisgood 1 month ago What holds them back though? Even my shitty self-hosted website on a not-so-known VPS supports IPv6. apearson 1 month ago I'm assuming priorities and convincing the old guard it's something to do zorpner 1 month ago It provides no benefit, so even the smallest amount of added complexity or additional engineering effort required isn't worthwhile. 2 replies →
zorpner 1 month ago It provides no benefit, so even the smallest amount of added complexity or additional engineering effort required isn't worthwhile. 2 replies →
https://whynoipv6.com/
What holds them back though? Even my shitty self-hosted website on a not-so-known VPS supports IPv6.
I'm assuming priorities and convincing the old guard it's something to do
It provides no benefit, so even the smallest amount of added complexity or additional engineering effort required isn't worthwhile.
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