

Never heard of IPV6 affecting what websites can and can’t do, sounds wrong to me.
How to get it depends entirely on your ISP. Some ISPs provide 4 and 6, one or the other being the default, some ISPs don’t have 6 at all. If your ISP already provides it then first you would need a compatible router, Windows should adjust automatically.




Meh, I’m not a fan of his stance, it’s the most centrist “I’m not taking any sides, but” nonsense ever. Also don’t like how he calls it “some kind of “social warrior” project”, what is this - 2014? Grow a pair and have an actual opinion - you couldn’t care less about the greater implications of slop machines being used for “good reasons”, because it helps you advance your codebase. Not like we can do anything about it, “fork it” my ass lol, we are not about to have 2 Linux kernels for 200 Linux distros during the time when MS is pulling their slop machine dance moves as well.