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   Hello Mike,   
      
   On Monday July 21 2025 10:14, you wrote:   
      
    MP> While I agree the Y2K issue was overhyped, part of the reason it   
    MP> turned out to be largely hype was because a whole lot of folks spent a   
    MP> lot of time figuring out and updating their systems to prevent it from   
    MP> being worse.   
      
   The prepairedness paradox...   
      
    MP> I should probably try to move this side discussion to a more   
    MP> appropriate echo, but I am not sure what that would be.  The Y2K echo   
    MP> is long gone. ;)   
      
   I would like to see the pepairedness paradox applied to IPv6 as well, but I do   
   not know how. Although IPv6 has been around for quit a while, we still are not   
   all that well pepaired I am afraid..   
      
      
   Cheers, Michiel   
      
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