AFTR the Fire: Carrier Networks and Incremental Deployment of IPv6

[Solidacka]

Stop saying UMM

[momentousnation]

Great to see Burn Notice back. Just saw it online at lastnightstvshows (.) com

[heavensrevenge]

IPv6 could have been easily transitioned to SOLEY upon the fact that [most]end-users don't care one bit if its v4 or v6, as long as their connectivity works. ISP are apparently hardest hit YET they could have been giving out IPv6 addresses to their customers without the customer even knowing or caring and staying completely oblivious to the fact. Therefore the ISP's in my opinion are to blame for their lack or realizing that customers don't care which IP protocol they actually get.

[MyWebs]

uuhhmm , uhhhm a few words.. uhhmm ahhh... few more words.. uhhmmm. GEEZ that is annoying . Dude may be smart and all, but he cant speak for sh*t.

I can't listen to an hour of that to learn whatever this is all about. Too bad.

[coolsnowmen]

speaker need more practice (I know, it is hard)

...but, why are there cut outs to Ella Fitzgerald?

[dumbkid0]

boy ... I concur, the speaker was talking too slow ...

[otur1]

I misspelled my previous rant.

I meant to say 'IT did not catch...'

Expensive because of installation of NEW (parallel) services in critical environments.

At home; Linux is free only if your time is worthless (BTW, I love Linux).

[otur1]

One of the reasons i did/do not catch on was IPv6 is too complicated (/expensive) implement!

[otur1]

Love to hear from and about ISC, but that constant 'ahum, ahh, uhmm' from the speaker drove me NUTS!!!

[Ahldor]

I agree, knowledge is the best! Too bad every clip is an hour long. Theres not time to see them all. =´(

[rbrtchng]

lol some of these are way beyond me

[prankmypants]

i love these google tech talks. always so informative!