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"content": "Fun fact after my first month as student in Computer Science at the university.\n\nTwenty-some years ago, in my apprenticeship as computer specialist, our teacher told us (very optimistically):\n\n«You don't really need to learn IPv4 anymore. It's obsolete. Focus on IPv6.»\n\nLast week our professor in the «Networks» course told us the exact opposite:\n\n«You have to learn IPv4. It's still the standard. IPv6? A superficial look is enough.»\n\nWhat does this tell us about IPv6 adoption? 😉\n\nSidenote: Swisscom actually just switched on IPv6 on its mobile network! https://www.swisscom.ch/en/residential/help/mobile/ipv6.html\n\n#IPv6 #IPv4 #Swisscom #ComputerScience #Switzerland",
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