Yeah IPv6 has some pretty sweet innovations baked in. More efficient packets and routing, reduced performance hit by oversized broadcast domains, etc. But potentially problematically it technically does not allow for NAT so every computer has a publicly routable IP address. It does however have a very nice system for link-local networks.
I think the biggest brainfuck for IPv6 is managing a dual stack network because you end up translating concepts between IPv4 and IPv6 that really aren't meant to be translated
No one can understand how much I love this show and how much I still will in the future. it literally gave me a goal which I was too desperately trying to find.
It inspired me to try and become cybersecurity tech just like him. Before I watched the show I knew I was going to do something computer-science related in future but had no idea in which specific field I should focus in.
Right on man! Cybersecurity is such a cool thing, I'm on the software engineering side of things but looking at how to break software has always intrigued me. Good luck!!
Second address is technically incorrect. The loopback address subnet 127/8 does not contain private network addresses like 192.168/16, 172.16/12, or 10/8 and doesn't provide any utility for routing within the local network.
Was such a good show.
I think that was the scene they were discussing which Linux desktop they preferred lol
Tyrell (standing guy) was talking about his preferred DE. This show got a lot of stuff right about the nitty-gritty of linux that really impressed me.
So I see you're running Gnome. You know, I'm actually on KDE myself.
Elliot really is the kind of guy who would have all those numbers memorized and be able instantly recite them.
Literally the character. LOL
Show was incredible. Thinking about rewatching it now
Name?
Mr. Robot
You called me?
My god we're already at the beetlejuicing stage on lemmy... Nice
The best!
What’s the show?
Mr. Robot
Now do it with IPv6 😅
I refuse to believe anybody knows how IPv6 works
I learn how it works. I’ve got it down. Next day comes annnnd it’s gone.
I have a feeling IPv6 falls into the category of technology that requires constant "re-learning". I'd also place OAuth2 in that camp as well
Why? I thought it was less complicated since you don't need subnet masks or NAT
Wait, subnet masks are not used in IPv6? Hell fucking yeah.
Yeah IPv6 has some pretty sweet innovations baked in. More efficient packets and routing, reduced performance hit by oversized broadcast domains, etc. But potentially problematically it technically does not allow for NAT so every computer has a publicly routable IP address. It does however have a very nice system for link-local networks.
I think the biggest brainfuck for IPv6 is managing a dual stack network because you end up translating concepts between IPv4 and IPv6 that really aren't meant to be translated
No one can understand how much I love this show and how much I still will in the future. it literally gave me a goal which I was too desperately trying to find.
I just finished it this week and I was blown away! It helped me through a rough time too. Can I ask what goal it inspired in you?
It inspired me to try and become cybersecurity tech just like him. Before I watched the show I knew I was going to do something computer-science related in future but had no idea in which specific field I should focus in.
Right on man! Cybersecurity is such a cool thing, I'm on the software engineering side of things but looking at how to break software has always intrigued me. Good luck!!
That's so cool! Thank you so much for sharing!
Welp, time to download Mr. Robot.
If you watched Mr robot, you downloaded it too tbf.
Rami Malek staying true
Second address is technically incorrect. The loopback address subnet 127/8 does not contain private network addresses like 192.168/16, 172.16/12, or 10/8 and doesn't provide any utility for routing within the local network.
192.168.1.10
All of these answers are correct. Other guy is just a dingus.
Technically correct is the best kind of correct
"No, where do you live?!"
"On the Internet."
I laughed :)
Accurate
Classic