IPv4 is officially used up.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv4_address_exhaustion

oh, if only someone had actually paid attention a couple of years ago. the sky is falling in.

Hay guyz someone just registered the last available domain

http://www.theverylastpageontheinternet.com/

remembering ipv6 addresses is going to piss me the fuck off! good thing most of the ones i must remember are 192.168.*.* etc. and those don't have to go 6.

I've been trying to figure out what side effects I'd actually notice if the transition takes too long. I'm not concerned about IPv6 connectivity since there are tunnel brokers and I have a proxy with IPv6 support. But let's say my ISP decides to put me behind a large NAT in a few years, I'm guessing that would cause problems with inbound connections? (i.e. no torrenting or home servers over IPv4?)

all new ipv4 numbers must be divisible by 0

the tunnelling/4to6 thing is a horribly clumsy workaround

i wish ISPs would just bite the bullet and do the switch