Hi Michiel!   
      
   Monday June 04 2018 22:58, you wrote to me:   
      
    SM>>>> I guess avalanche in IPv6 progress.   
      
    MvdV>>> Avalanche?   
      
    SM>> Yes. On a two or three years. IPv4 is over.   
      
    MvdV> That's wishful thinking. We are still a long way from the tipping point   
    MvdV> and even then IPv4 will not just be gone overnight. It will be with us   
    MvdV> for at least a decade.   
      
   Yes. But, I suppose that on a one or two years internet providers will include   
   IPv6 as default.   
      
    MvdV>>> I see there was some discussion about IPv6 in the R46 sysop   
    MvdV>>> echo.   
      
    SM>> Only about carrots. ;)   
      
    MvdV> IPv6 carrots? ;-)   
      
   IPv6 tasty carrots. ;)   
      
    MvdV>>> Do you have indications that we will see some more IPv6 activity   
    MvdV>>> from R46?   
      
    SM>> I do not think so.   
      
    MvdV> You don't?   
      
   Yes. :( As you remember, I was a R46C and have a real picture of R46 condition.   
      
    MvdV>>>  Four R46 IPv6 nodes is a good start.   
      
    SM>> Yes, but I think that's all.   
      
    MvdV> Why not? Surely there must be more potential than just four nodes?   
      
   Perhaps a 4-6 more. Now R46 have 81 listed IBN nodes and 50 of them not   
   answering. Is it a good progress? Should I tell that other (dialup) nodes are   
   mostly died long tome ago? Should I say that about the third of IBN nodes is a   
   /node and /0  on a same system with one sysop?   
      
   Have a nice night.   
             Stas Mishchenkov.   
      
   --- NudeGrand   
    * Origin: Lame Users Breeding. Simferopol, Crimea. (2:460/58)