I’m fully transitioned. The first step was getting an Internet provider that featured it. I had to change providers for that. Then I had to find equipment that worked. Some of the things that have an early implementation of IPv6 don’t actually work. It’s like they never actually tested it. Then I had to integrate IPv6 in the way everything worked. I’m a big user of unique local adresses, which I feel isn’t a really well known feature.

I’m surprised by the comments here. I use 90% IPv6. For me v4 is only present for retro compatibility. The transition was hard however.

What if we all started using I2P for most stuff? The governments couldn’t do anything about it.

I’ve been a PC gamer for 32 years now. I do enjoy having a clear side panel. I’ve had one for 22 years. That way you can show off whatever you have inside. I don’t use RGB or any kind of lighting. I just think clear electronics are cool, you can see how they are made.

The goal was to create a ranking that’s as close to objective as possible by combining scores from diverse international platforms — to equally represent critics, casual viewers, and different cultural perspectives across many countries.

100% of the show’s titles are english language? I highly doubt the “diversity” of platforms.

Just join Canada. If you are willing to consider you aren’t the center of the world, you are welcome.

What are your favorite capsules? My favorite is Ploum.

Elon a toujours été comme ça. Ces personnes n’étaient pas renseignées.

Astérix was also popular in Québec in the same way.

Also Usenet. Still around after decades. As long as people are hosting news servers, it will stay. The original decentralized protocol.

Maybe in the USA. In Québec (Canada), I believe that the general public is just about ready to accept one big bathroom for everyone. Stop gender segregation. Also, build the bathroom better. Make the stalls be tiny rooms instead, with a real door.